But what we see are reflections of reflections of reflections; [our idea of ourselves is] half real, half virtual.
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Reflect on Reflections in its entirety below: Reflections from Morgan Gruer on Vimeo.
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We're talking about the ability to calculate reflections within refractions within even more reflections.
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Its goal is to detect mirror-like reflections of sunlight off the liquid surface, known as specular reflections.
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What starts with reflections on physical objects turns into reflections on Ocean himself and his relationship, itself an intangible thing, to be examined and dissected.
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Tracing rays of light for reflections is a lot less taxing on a GPU than tracing every ray of light to create both shadows and reflections.
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A Full Life: Reflections at Ninety – Jimmy Carter 9203.
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I open the doors of the medicine cabinet, and in the mirrored backs I see my face projected six or more times, from different angles, reflections of reflections receding into the far distance.
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The curve usually makes reflections more visible from overhead lights.
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Cameras underneath the helicopter receive reflections back from the water.
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Soon, my reflections on abortion went from theoretical to practical.
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Glancing around, I caught our reflections in a shop window.
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Nearby, a guestbook in a small kiosk invites written reflections.
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And that transition is where Clive Arrowsmith's Reflections find Gabriel.
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They're bothered by their pictures but not by their reflections.
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Occasionally the answers, if there are any, yield humorous reflections.
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He often quoted his imaginary Uncle Studley's reflections on tennis.
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It is only as reflections that their meanings become legible.
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Why don't any of them have reflections in the glass?
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His reflections, recorded over years, show him fighting his blindness.
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"It picks up reflections from the river," Ms. Levete said.
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Others gaze at length at their reflections in storefront windows.
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They look in the water and see their own reflections.
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Reflections of turboprop planes flit across the building's mirrored panes.
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He wrote Power Up with some reflections on that moment.
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It's also opened up dialogues and personal reflections about black identity in America and abroad via #WhatBlackPantherMeansToMe, a powerful cross section of editorial and real-time reflections on the film's resonance with black moviegoers.
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And because nobody wants glare to dominate their Instagram story, the team set up the lighting to limit reflections on the windows—which they also engraved with a near-invisible pattern to further reduce reflections.
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The girl's reflections are stuck inside a diamond, an impenetrable substance.
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The only other people interviewed about their reflections on The Hills?
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We all get these incredibly specific reflections from the digital environment.
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Throughout the documentary Legend shares reflections on Kelly throughout the years.
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Her words prompted a series of reflections about disability and cancer.
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This is the craziest set of reflections yet, and I'm psyched.
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It's a great example of how portrait mode struggles with reflections.
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The comic, "Reflections," is issue No. 10 in the ongoing series.
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Characters are glimpsed around corners, or through windows, or via reflections.
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There no parables, words of wisdom or reflections on eternal life.
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They are reflections of social identities, symbolic commitments and partisan loyalties.
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One of his favorite books is Memory, Dreams, Reflections, Jung's autobiography.
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Arts and humanities are reflections of the health of our democracy.
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The memorial is black upon black, but the water casts reflections.
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And that's why instead of calling it observations it's called reflections.
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You're also able to see reflections in glass and the water.
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The reflections change depending upon where you are in the room.
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Her death prompted reflections from critics and residents of her hometown.
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But the characters' musical tastes are vivid reflections of their characters.
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THIS LONG PURSUIT: Reflections of a Romantic Biographer, by Richard Holmes.
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At school, we had to write reflections on what we felt.
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Then they can share some of their reflections with the class.
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I'm curious if you have any reflections or suspicions about that.
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That way, extracting extended reflections from Trump would not be required.
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THIS LONG PURSUIT Reflections of a Romantic BiographerBy Richard Holmes Illustrated.
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Reflections on life after stonewall An outsider status can be scary.
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Astronomers fear that these reflections will threaten stargazing and their research.
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Some bright reflections alone aren't enough to confirm liquid water, however.
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He gave it four stars and a lot of thoughtful reflections.
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The glazing is warped, creating fun house reflections and furtive peeks inside.
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My Sufi friend texts me with his reflections on his meditation practice.
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Even with the screen positioned at an angle, reflections aren't an issue.
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Ferrera published the book American Like Me: Reflections on Life Between Cultures.
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Its form of teaching is a grab bag of tips and reflections.
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Medium has for the first time shared its own reflections on 2016.
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The MARQ Athlete's dim screen also makes it easily obscured by reflections.
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Instead, the tragedy is covered by the heartfelt reflections of Manchester locals.
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This led to labyrinthine reflections on the nature of freedom and authenticity.
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There are rows of buildings reconstructed from reflections on Jihiro's family car.
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Here are some of our reflections from the departure gates of hell.
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Season 2 has more people wandering around, or gazing at their reflections.
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Mr. Brown's reflections on friendship are soulful and worth committing to heart.
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We are all reflections of each other, sharing experiences and exchanging matter.
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Above all, Souza's reflections weaved a story of a presidency without pretensions.
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" In each of her wide-ranging reflections, Hazleton nimbly avoids the "danger . . .
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Bush published another memoir, "Reflections: Life After the White House," in 2004.
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I navigated these reflections through the utilitarian sculptures found in the show.
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Edmund Burke's "Reflections on the Revolution in France" is the simplest answer.
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Whenever we release something, people see different reflections of the same thing.
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Among Mr. Laqueur's last books was "Reflections of a Veteran Pessimist" (2017).
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New scientific insights, for a start, into optics, reflections and focal points.
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You can read our reflections on the fascinating and successful results here.
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Which of the 20193 reflections did you pick to read and why?
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What can you tell about the decade from the range of reflections?
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Stéphane Gerson's slim volume of anguished reflections circles around a terrible story.
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Yet other conversations may lead to important reflections on these crucial questions.
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Favored devices include depictions of mirrors, their reflections, or paintings within paintings.
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Many of the housemates' problems are relatable reflections of global millennial ennui.
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Remembrances: Mr. Lagerfeld's peers, including Giorgio Armani and Donatella Versace, offered reflections.
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In the book, the planets exist as outward reflections of Meg's interiority.
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The mirrored rooms, where reflections within reflections seem to forever extend the visual field, play with these themes, from an early 1965 example (recreated this year) that makes a mountain of the phallus forms to a 2016 pumpkin extravaganza.
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After I completed my Istanbul book, which is filled with photographs of reflections, I wondered if I had been influenced by Rebecca's use of reflections in her first book, The Glass Between Us. In retrospect, I think I was.
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To read her reflections is to recall and hope for a better America.
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The statistical reflections of this collective embrace of the rally keep piling up.
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And boy do all those reflections off ice look nice with RTX enabled.
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Anti-bias sessions can incorporate personal reflections, explorations of feelings and mental exercises.
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With these, he gets the direct transmissions from satellites, not just their reflections.
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And his reflections on the dot-com bubble are worth keeping in mind.
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"Instructions to All Persons: Reflections on Executive Order 9066" runs through August 13.
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But there is no water beneath the rowboats and there are no reflections.
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And so you're really giving reflections of what you're creating in another medium.
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Choppy waters and bright reflections make them difficult to spot when they do.
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But reflections are going to screw up any software of portrait mode's kind.
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Without further ado, here are our reflections on two decades of Le Professeur.
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"I like how the mirror pieces create reflections, infinity, and duplication," said Gross.
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And that lends a powerful authenticity to Aniston's reflections on womanhood and sexism.
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Here, Buck shares some reflections on his work — and the people in it.
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The sexual fantasies may not be reflections of innate sexual wants or desires.
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And, more revelatory, some reflections on what exactly Gucci spent that decade doing.
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The visual style of Reflections harks back to Arrowsmith's origins as a photojournalist.
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Between rounds, coaches can offer quick reflections as they do in any sport.
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White girls in my school could see reflections of themselves in the squad.
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Reflections were stared at in the mirror while Dr. Engelman gave her suggestions.
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Yet the combination of wry observations and personal reflections makes "Time Song" gripping.
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Facebook and Instagram are reflections of this "Does it help me shine?" zeitgeist.
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"The Final Frame" ends the album with reflections on a long relationship unraveling.
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But those movies were reflections of the realities of the postwar political economy.
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Here, yellowish gaslights glare along the sidewalks, their reflections wavering on wet pavement.
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The result is more realistic lighting, reflections, and shadows in a video game.
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Reflections swirl into a complex history that loops back and forth in time.
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What it means in practice is video games with hyperrealistic reflections and shadows.
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In addition, keep in mind what we said in the first "Reflections" post.
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NEWARK "Newark Lifetimes: Recollections and Reflections," discussion with author and historian Guy Sterling.
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Miller's work shows a fascination with digital reflections, refractions, patterns, and feedback loops.
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An algorithm breaks the reflections into individual heart beats to study slight variations.
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The Vantablack paint absorb more than 99% of visible light, removing all reflections.
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The angling of the building promotes captivating reflections, including of other nearby buildings.
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If our reflections sound grim, well… we were never known for our optimism.
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Her first book, Trick Mirror: Reflections on Self-Delusion, expands on that theme.
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But this entire set of reflections is taking place from a human viewpoint.
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It uses Dell's ComfortView tech to limit reflections, blue light, and other distractions.
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SCALIA SPEAKS: Reflections on Law, Faith, and Life Well Lived, by Antonin Scalia.
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No one knows the challenges of those somber reflections better than Brand Twitter.
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He depicted upside-down reflections of the three enigmatic men walking on water.
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People have a good sense of what shimmering is, and water reflections are.
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Also: A return to normalcy; reflections on Advent; a tale of wedding rings.
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You can stream the full Evolving Reflections album on Aleah Morrison-Basu's SoundCloud.
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My images are personal reflections of emotions, being surrounded by nature and daily experiences.
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Click ahead for some of the thoughts and reflections I brought back with me.
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They posted quotes and their own reflections, commenting on tweets written by their classmates.
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Historians looked for reflections of their politics in the documents, but reached no consensus.
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Next to the laser is a special telescope that watches for the beams' reflections.
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"This is the main goal of my work: to make people ingest my reflections."
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But scientists at MIT just developed new technology that could fix the pesky reflections.
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The dim lighting and reflections on the metal armor made it trickier to shoot.
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Our Colour Reflections is on at 20-21 Visual Arts Centre through June 25.
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From those reflections it is possible to infer the subject's breathing and heart rates.
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Click through for 19 striking images of this performative exchange, alongside reflections from Meiselas.
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Gabler chose to use: a fusion of societal analysis with reflections on a highly
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Reflections occupies a gray area between fine art and a record label's publicity shoot.
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" I also enjoyed Micachu's reflections on gender identity in 5:28's "Baby Doll.
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Theories of the archive, or archival meta-reflections, are offered by Ariella Azoulay, Pad.
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Brightside," Jason Derulo's "Trumpets," Taylor Swift's "I Knew You Were Trouble," and MisterWives "Reflections.
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In recent years, they have also offered grown-up reflections on survival and continuity.
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Close-up of the area in question – blue indicates the reflections from the lake.
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The scientists concluded that the mantas seemed to be recognizing their reflections as themselves.
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Unfortunately, these breaches of protocol aren't isolated incidents; they're reflections of a broader trend.
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Made by students, for students, these pages are honest reflections of a school's culture.
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Dr. Bowen published a memoir, "Lessons Learned: Reflections of a University President," in 2011.
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Two of Braasch's longtime friends and collaborators sent reflections on his life and legacy.
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One by one, they peeled away from their reflections to face off against Tim.
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There was nobody left but the hero and the genius, staring at their reflections.
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In Other Words is largely a series of short essays, what Lahiri calls reflections.
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"(The collection) evokes memories of Cavalli - not direct references but reflections," show notes read.
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There's some incongruity between reggae's reflections on poverty and American rappers' boasts about wealth.
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The foliage, atmosphere and reflections are as clotted and impenetrable as emblems of evil.
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I would add one element to the reflections of Frankfurt and Jurecic on bull.
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They're reflections of an experience of masculinity that I didn't have and don't share.
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" After Ingraham announced her vacation, Hogg tweeted "have some healthy reflections this Holy Week.
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After their stories, stick around for reflections from the Modern Love editor Daniel Jones.
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It revealed bright reflections in a triangular region as the spacecraft passed multiple times.
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And as we know all too well, those reflections sometimes betray our darkest impulses.
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PARELES Elbow's best-known songs are stately, warmhearted reflections on love, family and memories.
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It's weighed down by melodrama and long-winded reflections on the price of fame.
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Morbid Stuff excels as both escapist mosh pit fuel and reflections on generational anxiety.
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For generations, these places provided mirrors for those who rarely saw reflections of themselves.
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Yet diaphanous, elusive harmonies cushion Shirley's reflections, which unfold as searching, long-lined phrases.
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Remembrances: Mr. Lagerfeld's peers, including the designers Giorgio Armani and Donatella Versace, offered reflections.
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Many of the concerns are reflections of how residents feel about San Francisco itself.
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Photographer Chris Carr has worked on the project titled Puddle Reflections for several years.
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Reflections on life after stonewall Sometimes self-acceptance can be a full-time job.
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I understood Cubism to be about the reflections of the inside of a human.
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"Drown or Swim" is a single off Basu's latest narrative piano album, Evolving Reflections.
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Or are we left to view the reflections and imagine the memories they represent?
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It has a curved, mirrored interior within which revolving mirrored discs produce mesmerizing, woozy reflections.
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The album is littered with these sorts of reflections, where Booker plays his own psychiatrist.
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The poems are whimsical and biting and strangely ironic, a series of unusual self-reflections.
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Curved TVs are awful in part because they don't improve immersion but do increase reflections.
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He weaves his reflections around a collection of portraits that are, in essence, distilled miniatures.
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"Birds don't recognize their reflections as themselves, but think it's another bird," McGowan told Gizmodo.
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But sometimes, these narratives are not reflections of truth — especially when it comes to women.
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It's most noticeable when it is on a flat surface since you get those reflections.
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The wavy reflections and everything else is enveloped in a festive aura of wistful twilight.
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He wanted his mind to be as free as possible from thoughts and wordy reflections.
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In fact, many read her deceivingly candid paintings as reflections on life, war, and love.
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And in those reflections we can tell ourselves the stories to relive what we've lost.
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Our beauty is here, in our own reflections, if only we would look. Witness. Learn.
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Pine trees on the far shore are echoed by their reflections in the still lake.
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Her piano-driven songs were reflections on love, pain, loneliness, gender, nature, belonging and separation.
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Obama along with personal reflections of her time as the only female photographer on staff.
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It climaxes, movingly, in Ms. Worrall's reflections on her experience during the events of Sept.
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The state's fall colors can be spotted in river reflections and along tree-lined streets.
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"The room has many mirrors, many facets, many reflections bouncing off one another," Wright said.
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I could see our reflections in the gloss of the casket in front of us.
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We have a feeling customers will be as mesmerized by their reflections as Alice herself.
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The reflections they encountered were confrontational: yes, there they were, passing their time on earth.
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Garfield met with Martin for spiritual direction, and they swapped reflections via email and Skype.
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Then, we ask them to share their reflections and how they might improve their skills.
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Opinion The topic of slavery features prominently in each February's reflections on African-American history.
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Today, THUMP is premiering the video for one of Reflections' tracks, "The Future" featuring MICHAELBRAILEY.
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The young dolphins twirl, take unusual poses and even wiggle their tongues at their reflections.
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Whole stretches felt like teeming, sorrowful reflections of the human tragedy that inspired Mr. Larcher.
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Right away, she started noticing all the poems and reflections of the fire flooding Facebook.
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Flanders adds that the templates, and her reflections on them, helped her limit her expenses.
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Here are some of our favorite reflections, remembrances, appreciations and, this being Twitter, contrarian takes.
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In her words Reflections on a night of bickering, one-line zingers and occasional solidarity.
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You will find no direct reflections on the results of the voting in these articles.
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Their reflections on the world around them connect them to it, and to each other.
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Not to mention everything has green reflections that need to be lit or colored out.
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His reflections on journalism remain as valid as ever — these days, more valid than ever.
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If, visually, Ex Machina is about frames and windows, Devs is about reflections and ghosts.
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The real pleasure of "Underground," however, is not to be found in its philosophical reflections.
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In Amy Douglas's show at Jack Hanley, Staffordshire figures become absurd reflections of our time.
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Because there's no doubt that's how these sporting heroes view the candidate: as reflections of themselves.
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Johnnay Leenay's contributions as curator bring personal reflections by artists within the realm of political art.
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They capture my discoveries, reflections, and learnings as I find myself among new people, new cultures.
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It becomes a kind of dark dream of the past, with unmistakable reflections of the present.
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Ahead, view a selection of Metallic Curves and read more of Denker's reflections on body positivity.
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If you look in John Wick, I think we did something like 153 scenes with reflections.
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Were you concerned about the lack of ultra-realistic water with reflections in Minecraft until now?
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But through all of Twitter's fun and games, some had genuine reflections on the celestial event.
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ADRIAN GOREGroup chief executiveDiscovery VitalityJohannesburg I look forward to reading more of Bartleby's reflections (May 26th).
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The embroidered works of Britta Marakatt-Labba depict scenes from everyday Sámi life and spiritual reflections.
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Friends have shared Carl Sagan's reflections on Earth, our " pale blue dot," to bring me comfort.
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Various methods add infrared light from tiny LEDs nearby, whose reflections are captured by the cameras.
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The other two film essays offer more direct reflections on politics, and his writings on animals.
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Outside, empty fields and dilapidated buildings blurred past, forming fleeting reflections in the three passengers' eyes.
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"The way the sun sets on buildings downtown — you'll literally be bathed in reflections," she says.
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Gates is completely honest in his reflections upon this mistake, but again, this is in retrospect.
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When we look through the glass, perhaps we should also think of our own reflections. 13.
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They are reflections of the times, too, reminders that art is digested in ways it wasn't.
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They are imperfect reflections of intelligence, and for most people don't tell you much at all.
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Translucent green and blue sculptures hang from the ceiling, their reflections casting shadows in strange shapes.
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Your inner-voice is teeming with darkness and profound reflections during the moon's journey through Capricorn.
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Felix analyzes 2D scenes to ensure that the 3D assets show the right reflections, for example.
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That's why "Reflections" has been taken off my website, because I'll have to re-edit this.
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SPEAK's collection of personal reflections provide unfiltered voice to the underrepresented Baltimore musicians and music venues.
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The obscured overlays and expressive marks that embody Draxler's work are relatable reflections of repressed subconscious.
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The movie combines the dashcam footage of the arrest with Ms. King's reflections on the incident.
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Sometimes mirrors are added to the arrangement, introducing blank circles or fragmented reflections of the artist.
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Next week, Southern California producer Barrett Richards, aka Kastle, is releasing his second studio album Reflections.
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So it is here, with a program full of sets of variations, of homages, of reflections.
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Darkened by reflections on death and visions of failure, the novel makes depressive comedy from displacement.
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Stay tuned after the reading for reflections from her and the Modern Love editor Daniel Jones.
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" That's Peter Beinart, in a piece for The Atlantic called "Reflections of an Affirmative Action Baby.
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They filmed these objects for about a minute, capturing their reflections from a variety of perspectives.
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Below are two of the pieces, highlights of the images and some reflections from the photographers.
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The river still slithered with reflections of orange lamppost light that reminded me of dragon scales.
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Emperor Naruhito's cheery reflections on life in Britain nearly did not see the light of day.
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Composer One time, after a superb new dance-theater performance, Harvey shared his reflections with me.
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She is more savvy and more sure of herself now, prone to long reflections on life.
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In September, CNN reported that Obama in his Inauguration Day letter offered "reflections" instead of advice.
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There are no light reflections or distortions on the legs as there would be if oiled.
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The story was masterfully told, punctuated with cringeworthy self-deprecation and thoughtful reflections on growing up.
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Others shared their reflections on what we need to do as a society to move forward.
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The best thing of this book: the insightful reflections on the process of telling a story.
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Rhythms of their trunks, rhythms of their reflections, and rhythms of light trickle through the woodland.
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And this rectangular form was very good for providing those reflections towards the ears of the audience.
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In touring the space, Buerhaus mixes reflections on the objects with apparent memories and injunctions to buy.
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Reflections is the expressive, impressive abstract short, and it follows a fleeting relationship between a young couple.
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This uses sonar, sending out sound waves and picking up the reflections that bounce off nearby objects.
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In the Keigwin dance, performers kept looking out front as if checking their reflections in the mirror.
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It employs a laser beam to scan an area and then analyses the reflections that bounce back.
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To make these maps, Mapdwell used LiDAR equipped planes which use reflections from lasers to map terrain.
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When the manta rays saw their reflections, they didn't try to get friendly and socialize with them.
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Ray tracing is a rendering technique used by movie studios to generate light reflections and cinematic effects.
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These audio versions feature Schultz and Chandrasekaran discussing the current episode and sharing their own personal reflections.
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Vjeran used a light modifier as a background and plexiglass to create mirrored reflections and graphic shapes.
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"The songs on this EP are reflections on alienation—ideological, societal and existential," guitarist Shaunak told Noisey.
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Trump's outburst supports the general rule that most of his insults are reflections of his own insecurity.
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" THE RULEBOOK: ABOUT THAT... "What is government itself, but the greatest of all reflections on human nature?
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"Trump is an unexpected external variable which will accelerate certain reflections, especially on security issues," Monti said.
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His previous albums often felt like intentional reflections of the cultural moments in which they were made.
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He first photographed Gabriel during his Genesis years for British Vogue; those outtakes are included in Reflections.
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So, as part of my therapeutic regiment (which I've prescribed), I'm posting the results of my reflections.
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But we're also operating in ways that aren't purely reflections of the people we know and love.
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"These reflections are still preliminary at this stage and no concrete transaction can be announced," it said.
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Tracing McMillan's footsteps, she conjures up the landscape of Gippsland, plaiting together travelogue, history, diaries and reflections.
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The dog-eared pages of these treasured readings contain lines of text etched with questions or reflections.
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Here, too, are three self-portraits, expressionistic reflections of the artist drawn with van Gogh-like vigor.
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Drug B takes them through a series of "reflections" that explore their emotional architecture through fantastical plots.
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WINDSOR "Made in the Shade: Reflections of the Tobacco Valley Industry," Andrew Buck and Lucy Sander Sceery.
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"IllumiNations" (full name "IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth") has been wowing visitors at Disney World's Epcot since 1999.
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His reflections on the contradictions of his career path are smarter than he'll ever get credit for.
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Several sacred cows of VR were playfully pressed against, generating insightful reflections and contrarian points of view.
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Our fight is ongoing, and their reflections—on resistance, on bravery, on getting involved—may prove invaluable.
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Yet amid personal reflections, the songs also consider larger political forces and how they affect individual lives.
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Reflections: An Oral History of Twin Peaks compiled everything there is to know about the cult show.
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In the coda of her book, Luiselli offers some reflections on the US election and early 2017.
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They led Johnson into the reflections that persuaded him to drop his campaign to retain the presidency.
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And it lets white audiences in on a joke, while failing to demand reflections on that joke.
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But based on her own reflections about the past, it seems likely to fall on deaf ears.
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"You can see some reflections of this idea in my previous work and projects," he tells Creators.
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Currently I'm focusing on interiors, but inspiration can come from anywhere; for example, films, reflections and architecture.
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For writing in, day in and day out, with your poignant reflections, imaginative ideas and constructive criticism.
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"Songs of Experience," meanwhile, is the more generalized reflections of a longtime rock star and do-gooder.
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How do you create realistic reflections while making sure that none of the lighting equipment is visible?
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His reflections on why she doesn't and how it makes him feel are sweet, funny and poignant.
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At how unreliable our reflections can be and how much more we are than that shifting picture.
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Hall is quick to remind people that his songs are not necessarily reflections of his own life.
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Those are the kind of reflections inspired by this "Hamlet," which is more intellectually than emotionally stimulating.
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Reduce bird collisions with glass by keeping screens up year-round or installing guards that interrupt reflections.
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Thoreau had first hiked the Outer Cape's shoreline in 1849 and began composing reflections for public lectures.
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We saw a handful of creative shots, ranging from flipped cityscapes and sunsets to reflections in puddles.
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It is also used for Ambien tweets, reflections on anime, rumormongering, and fantasies about a volcanic lair.
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One track from the release, "Legends," has been cited often in reflections on Juice Wrld's short career.
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Ms. Li sought to bring nature into the design, hence the treelike book columns and waterlike reflections.
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Here's a look at a handful of those stories, with reflections from the reporters who covered them.
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Like the movie's scarier bits, all of these pets are meant to be reflections of their owners.
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Archbishop Scicluna, the Vatican's sex crimes investigator, argued that the pope's reflections points were ''very, very concrete.
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Mary Bridget Davies stars in this tribute to the singer, which mixes Joplin's music with biographical reflections.
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The visceral language and unflinching reflections are worlds away from the literary marshmallows many associate with poetry.
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"The reflections off the landscape are triggering countless inferences and steering the conversation," Bird said in 2015.
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This chain of events and people involved are reflections of how special the NYC tech scene is.
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" Trudeau said Friday, "I think there is an awakening going on right now and I think it's a good thing but it also requires all of us to be having difficult conversations, difficult reflections and model the kind of responsibilities and reflections that we have to have moving forward.
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The high-def specs help minimize glare, reflections, and ghosting to ensure you get the best Instagram possible.
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Sunlight has nothing on this screen; the anti-glare properties are efficient under any condition and reduce reflections.
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But what if such reflections had taken place more meaningfully before pushing video so heavily on the site?
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Some details, like the reflections on the train, look as if the footage was taken with modern equipment.
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The flares are reflections of the source light, so they are not as bright as the Sun itself.
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Meanwhile, Hanekamp says, a crystal in its raw form may help you delve more deeply into your reflections.
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Director Lee is great at making his films really solid reflections of the world as he sees it.
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Researchers working on in-car recognition hope that the right focus would separate the driver from the reflections.
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That's what's happening in the Eye of Horus—except there are two separate galaxies, creating two separate reflections.
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And the longer you live abroad, the more self-discerning reflections you're likely to have, the researchers write.
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We'd stick our tongues out at ourselves, make funny faces, or try to move faster than our reflections.
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But this day never has been about the lowest score, it has been about fun, family and reflections.
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In other words, the characters Shatner tends to play are often distorted reflections of his Star Trek work.
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Black audiences, it seemed, were hungry for real change and for more honest reflections from people like them.
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Unity has support for higher resolutions, so the stars and reflections all appeared the same across both displays.
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They tell us that in the story of our television family they see reflections of their own families.
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So there are all these pictures now included that have reflections and are a little more complicated, nuanced.
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Not only for reflections of themselves but also as a means of seeing the diversity of the world.
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To record the reflections, which Brydegaard calls the "atmospheric echo," the lidar system captures 4,000 snapshots per second.
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I got a bit obsessed with all the shadows and reflections, and I forgot that the first episode.
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Here, we've gathered some of the reflections from musicians, DJs and producers across the globe mourning his death.
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Marshall's paintings were educational and successful in putting racial relations and historical reflections in the front and center.
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And many New York Times readers took the chance to share reflections on his artistry, personality and style.
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"The vote in Saarland was strongly influenced by regional reflections and determination by the voters there," he said.
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The house has become a reflection of his memories, dreams, and reflections—no matter how painful or personal.
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And then I put all this nice lighting and reflections and reflective materials and rain puddles and everything.
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When they reach their destination, they find only a pond of water in which they see their reflections.
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I'd relied on a notebook to jot down daily reflections for years, but this was infinitely more elegant.
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While The Beyond's somber reflections marked Bruner's best work to date, Drunk's best moments, by contrast, are triumphant.
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The court decision, which he opposed, still offered an opportunity for "mature and serene reflections," the cardinal wrote.
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Composition composes us, but it can also energize us and preserve our reflections as well as our memories.
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Most of the paintings here feature concentric poolings of translucent colors that intimate flowers, clouds and water reflections.
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There are Hesperios pens, and a set of colorful notebooks with legends like Hesperios Musings and Hesperios Reflections.
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Mr. Blow offers an adult's reflections in a book that often has the quality of a biblical jeremiad.
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The final result was a data-driven article that combined Rebecca's remarkable graphics, yearbook photos, and alumni reflections.
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In some of the book's most thought-provoking reflections, Fraser lays out the choice the two women faced.
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I asked my students to write reflections on what they learned by watching and commenting on these films.
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MY TWENTY-FIVE YEARS IN PROVENCE Reflections on Then and Now By Peter Mayle 179 pp. Knopf. $25.
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In her reflections on the natural world, botanist Robin Wall Kimmerer emphasizes how collective and individual benefits overlap.
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Woven throughout are lengthy reflections on fathers and sons, and always the return to that final subject, death.
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Football and wrestling were viewed as reflections of the discipline and resilience needed to maintain Old Believer traditions.
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The explanation offered for the flashes was that they were reflections from the smooth surface of the water.
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I'm eager to read Tsh Oxenreider's 'At Home in the World: Reflections on Belonging While Wandering the Globe.
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Below, we've rounded up a selection of students' reactions and reflections about what this story means to them.
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At first glance, the women facing each other in the photograph above seem like reflections of each other.
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Gavin Simmons, an artist who came with Hay to the opening, shared his profound reflections on Datuna's works.
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Later, you can go back and edit out our "sentence starter" beginnings and make the reflections your own.
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The writing draws much of its power, I think, from the space and amplitude offered to Tony's reflections.
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The staff set up six chairs and three cameras, and the journalists shared their reporting and personal reflections.
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Upside-down faces rippled on the screens like reflections in water, then were swallowed up by a void.
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Aspects of the image are fused and inverted, reflections made into a world you can visually swim in.
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She made several attempts for professional recognition, but achieved only pale reflections of the spotlight on her sister.
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They can only ever be performers and reflections in mirrors, various angles, ass, face, right here, right now.
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Reflections on life after stonewall The actor urges challenging preferential treatment and helping the most disenfranchised create change.
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Share your reflections about Notre-Dame, Paris's most visited architectural attraction, which was damaged by fire on Monday.
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Reflections: Van Eyck and the Pre-Raphaelites continues at the National Gallery (Trafalgar Square, London) through April 2.
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Each is a testament to Mourad's preoccupation with interstitial space, inspired by his reflections on states of exile.
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That's a little unfortunate, since animated movies are often heightened reflections and products of visual and popular culture.
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Oddly enough, the installation that gives the exhibition its name, "Port of Reflections" (2016), offers the least persuasive illusion.
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But when Dodd died in 1978 — at 96 years old — her obituary included less commercial reflections on the holiday.
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After the last Season 7 video tease someone even analysed the reflections in the eye of a White Walker.
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Some of his "Reflections from Comrade Fidel" were as short as 249 words, The Associated Press reported in 290.
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Yep, can't swing a dead cat on the internet without hitting some music writer's sage reflections on that album.
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Annie says she remembers her reflections well — Linda and Arlie — but that she has dozens more layered beneath those.
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Annie and Owen make a pact (just like Annie made with Ellie) to protect each other in their reflections.
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They become reflections of one another, even if only in certain aspects — they are men with guns, both hunting.
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Today, the 2167-year-old has published more than 2000, from a children's book to reflections on his presidency.
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The ray-tracing demonstrations were impressive, but most were limited to physically modeled materials, and reflections and lighting indoors.
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She's waiting nervously in the ante-room, worrying about the disturbing reflections off the hall's highly patterned marble walls.
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Samsung also says they have a feature called "Ultra Black" that reduces reflections to create deeper blacks on screen.
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Emma Russack is a Melbourne songwriter whose music balances incisive humor with passionate reflections on life and personal growth.
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The compositions, sketched impulsively and speedily, are so many reflections of her spirit and moments of her nomadic life.
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"Using lights and reflections running all around the room, Narcisse affects the visual perception of the space," Nonotak explains.
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Britt: It felt like one of the most accurate reflections I've seen of female friendship in a long time.
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For example, the tsunami that destroyed so much of Japan in 2011 is a major motif in Alice's reflections.
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" After the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum denounced Higgins in a tweet—"Everyone has the right to personal reflections.
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In "What Happened," Clinton's reflections are equally as personal but focus almost entirely on the positives of their marriage.
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But these are as much gestures of political solidarity to our Baltic allies as reflections of serious military purpose.
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People are going on with their lives, lives that aren't simply reflections of you and what you're capable of.
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And since the screen is quite reflective, you'll often see distorted reflections along the edges, which can be distracting.
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Infinite reflections created with lights, mirrors, and Kinect sensors It's here that artists like Gabriel Pulecio are pushing boundaries.
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When visitors step into the tunnel, the Kinects respond and activate the lights, creating infinite reflections in all directions.
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Reminiscences of the transmission are light on political context, and Kline's own reflections suggest a somewhat myopic younger self.
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Two members of that core group offered public reflections last week on the court's current state, declaring themselves satisfied.
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Sure, we usually laugh at their grotesque images, so different from those reliable reflections found above the bathroom sink.
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Here then, are three reflections for your consideration as you begin your journeys: Local problems can have global roots.
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The stage is surrounded by mirrors so it was interesting getting to play around with reflections in the photographs.
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REFLECTIONS IN THAT FIRST YEAR, AND HOW DOES THE JOB COMPARE TO WHAT YOU THOUGHT IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN?
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Such frank reflections on the truth might dissuade individuals like U.S. Senator James Lankford from serving on the commission.
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And then they move, the same way the sculptures seem to move in the reflections of pools and fountains.
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His humor, self-deprecating observations about life and unapologetic reflections on old fashioned values made him a Southern icon.
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The wall behind him glinted with small reflections cast by the many crystal-faced watches present in the room.
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OSSINING "Wolves, Brides and Fairytales: Reflections on Women's Intuition," cardboard, felt, burlap, dye and chiffon installation by Mary McFerran.
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It essentially simulates the path of light traveling from a light source, resulting in better lighting, reflections, and shadows.
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Good information, but not as good as knowing Sculley's thoughts and reflections about the incident, some 30+ years on.
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Thick with neon reflections and warped perspective, his works appear—at first glance—like stills from some trippy film.
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Click ahead to view Schumann's photographs and read more of his reflections on living and dying in hospice care.
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Most of us would be embarrassed to be called out for gazing at our reflections while working out. Why?
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"But the age of chivalry is gone" Edmund Burke sighed in 1790 in Reflections on the Revolution in France.
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The mirrors flicker with reflections of a warming, acidic ocean that has been devastating coral reefs around the world.
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Stay tuned after the reading for reflections from Mr. Hawke, Mr. Toutonghi and the Modern Love editor Daniel Jones.
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When moving through the space, visitors are confronted with reflections and refractions of both the Laughing Snake and themselves.
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From the opening of the first piece, "Reflections on the Water," Michelangeli is liberal in his use of rubato.
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"I wanted it to be my words," Mr. O'Neill said in his first public reflections on delivering the apology.
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To avoid blanking, she recommends using your daily reflections to build a "brag file" of tangible contributions you've made.
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This post is part of Mischiefs of Faction, an independent political science blog featuring reflections on the party system.
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If only the U.S.G.A. can leave well enough alone and let them play, he implied in his pretournament reflections.
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Stay tuned after the reading for a catchup with her and reflections from the Modern Love editor Daniel Jones.
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The smooth interpolations of Mozart's Mass served to stretch the opera's action into abstract reflections on mercy and hope.
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OLEDs can't get as bright as LCDs, which means that they can suffer more from reflections in bright rooms.
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Diversity is one of the truest reflections of our nation's ideals, and part of the fabric of our military.
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On the way there, I finish the last chapter of Trick Mirror: Reflections on Self-Delusion by Jia Tolentino.
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"We are obviously supportive of their reflections but have responsibilities in that as well," he said, referring to security.
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Along the way, Bell shared his thoughts and opinions -- follow the winding route he took through his reflections below.
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And more and more we're getting reflections back about the open aspect of it all, open airs and seaways.
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Stretches of the score pass by, beautiful, yes, but lacking in profile, just orchestral backdrops for the singer's reflections.
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And then there are the humorous personal reflections, like when Klobuchar quipped about ex-boyfriends on the debate stage.
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On "Skyfall," you together reached a high level especially in the moving neon reflections of the Shanghai tower scene.
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Stay tuned after the reading to hear more from her, plus reflections from the Modern Love editor Daniel Jones.
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Aspects of Ori Gersht's images are fused and inverted, reflections made into a world I can visually swim in.
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This post is part of Mischiefs of Faction, an independent political science blog featuring reflections on the party system.
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Steinke's discombobulation on the massage table leads to reflections on sexual desire, vagina dentata, orgasms and thinning vaginal walls.
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Reflections on life after stonewall A writer learns that addiction, like desire, can be ignored for only so long.
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Reflections on life after stonewall Money may buy acceptance, but many L.G.B.T.Q. people are still left on the margins.
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This definitely encourages the surrealist aesthetic, and it works hand in hand with obscure angles, layering, reflections, and colors.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — The term "Reflections" in the title of this National Gallery show, Reflections: Van Eyck and the Pre-Raphaelites — which explores the influence of Jan van Eyck, and specifically his painting commonly known as the "Arnolfini Portrait" upon the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood — emerges as a qualifying clause.
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" McCain's honesty also extends to moving reflections on his mortality: "I love life, and I want to stay around forever.
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Mrs May introduced Matthew Taylor's report on the future of work with some reflections about her first year in office.
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The 18 drivers in each speaker behave differently in each scenario to cancel out reflections and optimize the audio quality.
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They're reflections of what cops are seeing at crash sites, but also of what's in the zeitgeist at the time.
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The man could see reflections of clouds in the building's upper windows and bits of trash outside on the sidewalk.
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"We're dependent on the couple of thousand dollars we get from them every month," said Tursi of Reflections Yoga NYC.
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According to the book's publisher Grand Central Publishing, Sisters First will feature heartfelt anecdotes and reflections from the Bush sisters.
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Perry: That was a really difficult one, because that's uncharted territory for all of us, having to deal with reflections.
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Onstage, five glitter-masked mannequins encased in glass wear pieces from the collection, their reflections moving as the viewer shifts.
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Mr Watts says inquiries about how antiquity can illuminate the "occasionally alarming political realities of our world" prompted his reflections.
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Looking at the patterns is like peering into a lake as shadows commingle with shimmering reflections of the world above.
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HDR especially shines when it comes to things like stain glass windows, reflections on water, and the intricacies of quilts.
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This wall mounted, 8-inch mirror claims that its ring light mimics natural sunlight for the most accurate reflections possible.
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Now the BBC has started transmitting his reflections on religious culture in 30 new radio talks of 15 minutes each.
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Most modern weapons used against fast-moving machines home in on their sound, their radar reflections or their heat signatures.
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Our generation may not be as overtly savage as the queen, but we are arguably equally transfixed by our reflections.
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But it is possible to find clues as to which characters or phrases would be truer reflections of public sentiment.
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Moreover, out of all the modern gadgets with glossy screens, the reflections you get off the Switch's screen are infuriating.
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So I think we see in these reflections from the past our half-asleep march to death in the now.
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At one point he reviews a Star Destroyer torn in half in battle—the reflections, the textures, the bent metal.
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Technology evolved after the second world war to using echosound reflections, but that produced only a "blurry picture", said Mayer.
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Perhaps a sign of cooptation, these journalists are forgetting that campaign reflections by major party candidates are customary following elections.
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In 2005, the Vatican issued a paper entitled Moral Reflections on Vaccines Prepared from Cells Derived from Aborted Human Foetuses.
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In a 2012 study from the journal Qualitative Social Work, researchers explore young women's reflections on having a serious illness.
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Sincerity, simplicity, a certain charm: Graham deployed each trait with expert skill, perhaps because they were authentic reflections of himself.
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They perch on rooftops, make themselves at home in backyards and peck at their feathered reflections in shiny car bumpers.
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With greater dynamic range, the Pixel camera was able to capture reflections and gleams glancing off the glossy car exteriors.
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It is believed that the fire started on Lohengrin before spreading to Reflections, first responders told local news station WCAX.
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She uses the voices of witnesses, interspersed with her own reflections, to express the collective trauma of world-historical events.
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It later became clear that a satellite had mistaken the Sun's reflections off cloud tops for flames from rocket engines.
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The artist selected humpback whales for their "gentle nature, sheer size" which incited ample reflections on human significance by comparision.
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The software mimics reflections of various waters around the globe, in accordance with a solar cycle of night and day.
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Memories of fabric We spoke with regulars of the now-closed nightclub about their favorite memories and reflections of fabric.
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Floating Points, today announced a new short film and soundtrack today set in the Mojave Desert, entitled Reflections – Mojave Desert.
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Nowadays, that same makeup, with the dark shadows and reflections it attracts, inspires fear as much as laughs, Carver said.
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Snowden's revelations principally addressed the NSA, but also included reflections of constitutionally suspect operations by other agencies, including the FBI.
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SO, STILL UNCLEAR, BUT WE'RE CERTAINLY GOING TO TALK ABOUT IT. FABER: AND FINALLY, JUST YOUR REFLECTIONS AT THIS POINT.
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His reflections and recollections make "Admissions" an even more introspective memoir than his first, if such a thing is possible.
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After the reading, stay tuned to hear an update from him and reflections from the Modern Love editor Daniel Jones.
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Stay tuned after the reading to catch up with her and hear reflections from the Modern Love editor Daniel Jones.
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In a similar canvas, "Plantains in a Box" (535), the high-contrast reflections on the plastic surface dominate the painting.
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This post is part of Mischiefs of Faction, an independent political science blog featuring reflections on the party system. Sen.
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Wella Oil Reflections Luminous Instant Conditioner is like instant shine in a bottle thanks to the camellia seed oil formula.
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"Songs of Experience" merges personal reflections with tidings from the wider world, and it calls for compassion, empathy and rectitude.
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In an urgent letter addressed to his teenage son, Coates interleaves his personal history with reflections on black American history.
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Reflections on the maxi-influence of the Minimalist Donald Judd — master of Marfa, maker of furniture and stacker of units.
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Clinton and canceled other sober reflections on the future of the Republican Party in the wake of a Trump defeat.
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In 2018, he wrote a controversial essay for The New York Review of Books offering his "reflections" on the experience.
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The walls of the elevator are panelled with mirrors; half of the occupants are filming their reflections as we ascend.
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When I stand on the water's edge, I look past the ripples and reflections and consider what lies beneath them.
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Her more than 20 books feature wide-ranging yet incisive reflections on time, memory, art, mythology and the American West.
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Most U.F.O. sightings turn out to be swamp gas and other atmospheric anomalies, Venus, weird reflections or just plain hoaxes.
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He would not have said it aloud, not in public, where such reflections would stalk a ballplayer to his grave.
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And there are other doubles all over the movie: window reflections, twins, mirror images, and, of course, the doppelgängers themselves.
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The acclaimed host of Benjamen Walker's Theory of Everything will offer reflections about his road trip to Wisconsin art environments.
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Now, the collection is a portal back to a pre-globalized world, a historical relic that sparks reflections on change.
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Fyfe grounds Poliakoff's work in the present by quoting in his catalogue essay several artists' reflections on the forgotten Russian.
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Year one of Overwatch is in the books, and here are some reflections on it from Jeff Kaplan, the game's director.
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Abacus reported that a biomedical engineer who researched PPG confirmed that it is common for PPG sensors to misread light reflections.
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"Adding ray tracing to the renderer enables many additional effects such as accurate reflections, detailed shadows, and ambient occlusion," explains Pixar.
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Franta's latest work centers on reflections he wrote while going through "copious amounts of therapy" to help deal with the condition.
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The artist's mournful, aggressive gaze links the two parts: through prints and reflections, it repeats about 12 times across the painting.
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The scene — a dark and foreboding Imperial Hangar — has realtime reflections and lighting effects, along with a looming, animated K-2.
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Now, I love to capture water drop refractions and reflections on flowers, dandelions, and cobwebs that I gather from my garden.
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I tell her how I want reflections that are alive, that shift things for me instead of showing me the familiar.
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By removing shadows, weapon effects, textures, water reflections, and even character teeth, LowSpecGamer makes Half-Life 2 look peculiarly like Minecraft.
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Compare and contrast Burke's "Reflections" with "Considerations on France" (1797) by Joseph de Maistre, a Savoyard admirer of the Bourbon monarchy.
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Apple's goal is to eliminate unwanted extra sounds you might get from reflections in the room the HomePod is sitting in.
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Some offer prompts and inspirational quotes, and others leave the pages blank for you to fill with your own personal reflections.
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Regular (Click to enlarge) Depth Effect (Click to enlarge) Reflections and transparent or translucent surfaces and materials are Portrait mode's Kryptonite.
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Mercury's connections to communication can play a healing role in these reflections, too: How have you been talking to yourself lately?
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We tolerate the glare and reflections for the sake of the superior contrast and more appealing saturation of a glossy panel.
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And making death part of your personal spiritual reflections can help alleviate any fears or anxieties you may have about it.
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Play all of your favorite PC games with hyper-realistic visuals (including lifelike lighting, reflections, shadows, and more) in real time.
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Predictably named the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, Apple's twin gadgets are glass-and-aluminum reflections of what has come before.
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Syllables of water shine in a grove of reflections, stranded clouds, bubbles above a bottom that changes from gold to rust.
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The album contains several reflections on mortality, and fans have pored over the lyrics for possible allusions to Bowie's eventual passing.
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Ahead, view a selection of the Shutterbugs' portraits and read their moving reflections on how their moms have impacted their lives.
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The book is a collection of Thoreau's reflections on a two-year period of living in the woods near his home.
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Seated atop a circular reflective pool, the sculpture features two circular and mirrored discs, creating a sort of labyrinth of reflections.
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After Ms. Hall's reading, stay tuned for a postscript featuring reflections from Ms. Cheney and the Modern Love editor Dan Jones.
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You've only ever seen reflections of yourself, or pictures, or possibly the sides of your nose if you close one eye.
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The timing of the reflections provided a measure of the canyons' depths, and how much of them was filled with liquid.
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He appreciated it all, though he toyed with his self-consciousness by sweetly excusing himself for jabbering away with personal reflections.
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I summarized my reflections on the event in a Facebook post that I shared publicly with my online friends and followers.
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UV-blocking sunglasses protect against these reflections, but there is a risk of the same complications that result from direct sunlight.
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Dr. Nussbaum considers the alternatives in a flowing, complex stream of anecdotes and reflections, all the stronger for its frequent uncertainty.
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The result of her experiment is a new project titled "Reflections—An Unfinished Collection," a portion of which is featured here.
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Dr. Pauline W. Chen, the author of "Final Exam; A Surgeon's Reflections on Mortality," is a physician who practices in Boston.
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Burnham offers up his iconic observational skills, but uses the setting of his performance to introduce reflections on insecurity and fear.
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In fact, Weil's reflections on the nature of obligation offer a bracing dose of sanity in our perplexing and polarizing times.
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Many students ended their reflections asking how they could take a more active role in solving the problems they read about.
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"Rabbit" is intractable, a little warrior, yet it also vanishes into its reflections, which are full of us looking at it.
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There are at least six reflections for the five figures, with the one on the far left unattached to any body.
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Its subject fills the entire frame, distributing the images of the greenish pears among bending reflections of the artist's studio windows.
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A subdued version of "Reflections of My Life" recorded in 2014 has been viewed more than two million times on YouTube.
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Late last year the school district organized a group called the Reflections and Action Committee to consider options for the artwork.
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Only by shifting your head from side to side can you be sure that they're not reflections of the gallery's floodlights.
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As teenagers they had studied their reflections in the full-length mirrors hanging on the four walls of their grandmother's bathroom.
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My students' reflections were excellent feedback, and I look forward to using Film Club in my classes this year as well.
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With "Najwa" and "Alone: Reflections and Meditations on Monk," to be released on the same day, he's spreading love and gratitude.
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We'll provide updates and analysis, reflections and reporting, and ask you, our readers, to share your insights, viewpoints, stories and ideas.
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It's a devilishly good time full of camp and cunning that still makes room for poignant reflections on the series' namesakes.
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But Taylor went on to say that the shift in his philosophy had more to do with his own personal reflections.
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So I looked at the title of the puzzle, "Mirror Reflections," and that, as they say, is when it hit me.
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Williams was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2010 and released his last studio album, "Reflections," in 2014.
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Nicholas MalfitanoPhiladelphia To the Editor: I read Jennifer Weiner's witty and honest reflections during my lunch break as a radiation oncologist.
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If you don't allow us to express our anguish or complaints or reflections, do you really want us to go mad?
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" And back to Madison's reality check and balance: "What is government itself, but the greatest of all reflections on human nature?
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Placing blame does nothing but deflect and put you in a worse situation That's why I write reflections every morning now.
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Reagan's reflections came in the final year of his presidency during a largely ceremonial summit meeting with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.
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Zhao's personal reflections stand out strongly in the midst of his usual heavy flow of retweets of official Chinese government statements.
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In 2011 she published an autobiography, "The Lucky Southern Star: Reflections From the Black Lagoon," written with her son Mitchell Danton.
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Reflections on life after stonewall Religious institutions must reckon with how homophobia and transphobia create a climate that endangers L.G.B.T.Q. youths.
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Reflections on life after stonewall A black feminist describes her disillusionment, saying many people are still marginalized, even in progressive circles.
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Few remember, for instance, George W. Bush's farewell reflections on the war on terror or Bill Clinton's argument for fiscal responsibility.
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Remnick probably thought he would record Obama's reflections as he prepared to turn power over to Hillary Clinton, his chosen successor.
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The former is a wooden storytelling booth with a video recorder that asks participants for their stories and reflections on capitalism.
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Instagram tiles of sinister faces floating in tears and colossal male bodies masturbating to their own reflections in a lava lake.
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Ben Croll, IndieWire: Come for the house that bleeds; stay for the reflections on parenthood and the difficulty of living with fame.
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They reportedly spent roughly five hours on each piece, exploring how the projections generated different textures and reflections within the different landscapes.
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They are small-scale doubles — "mascots" or "reflections" — of more conventionally scaled fighters who are their rivals as well as their protectors.
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We thought that having students read reflections from teenage addicts would convey the seriousness of the topic without being didactic or patronizing.
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Turn off nearby lamps or any other light sources that might cause reflections or a flat external glare on your TV screen.
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Officials said Obama won't apologize for Truman's decision, but he will offer reflections on the devastating toll of war on innocent civilians.
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We were very much inspired by Deborah Willis's seminal book, Reflections in Black, and Jeanne Moutoussamy-Ashe's book Viewfinders: Black Women Photographers.
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If it is indeed a mirror that "Dictator" holds up to the present, then the reflections it offers are unsettling and admonitory.
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But as Discovery's creators understand and declare in "Despite Yourself," we also need to take a sobering look at our own reflections.
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Here are a few reflections on what having a seat at the investors' table means to me: Representation is a competitive advantage.
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County police say in a news release that Caprio&aposs mother will offer personal reflections, and four fellow officers will also speak.
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The photos and video of Omran sitting silently in an ambulance awaiting help are grim reflections of the grinding Syrian civil war.
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The mirrors are set at 60 degree angles to each other which reveal basically limitless reflections when you look down the tube.
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They are reflections of myself, and of them, of the scale of my dreams and the pride I have for Chinese culture.
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The ray-tracing rendering technique produces real-time light reflections and cinematic effects that game developers can make use of in titles.
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Video games have been able to render reflections on surfaces like this for a few years, but not in such great detail.
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Detectors measure a bright flashing photon signal—reflections from the second microwave pulse—when the artificial atom is in the ground state.
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After the Moment: Reflections on Robert Mapplethorpe continues at the Contemporary Arts Center (44 E 6th Street, Cincinnati, Ohio) through March 13.
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As African Americans, we don't have our pictures up on the wall of America that are true reflections of who we are.
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Overcrowding and a shortage of support staff are reflections of a systemic inequality throughout the system, according to many parents and educators.
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There were like, reflections of little lights, and car headlights, and it also just sort of… occasionally afforded a wooziness to it.
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She's also working on a book, Reflections in a Broken Mirror, and has spearheaded a fashion project called Crazy for a Day.
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And when you're making documentary films, you have to cut to people working in the field, or cows, or reflections on cars.
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"In the glass you see the reflections of the grid, and when you move you see something completely different," said De Betak.
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We are looking at multiple reflections and echoes compressed together — a discussion between seeing and memory about what we are actually seeing.
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And the close third-person perspective is poorly handled; too often observations and reflections feel implausibly, and even erroneously, forced on Ajie.
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Stepped bleachers line one wall, locker-room benches another; and the walls are dappled with soft reflections from the pool's rippling surface.
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The "Mad Money" host also talks with CVS' CEO on the health-care giants' impressive quarter and his reflections on teen vaping.
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There's a loose organizing principle: reflections on other writers, followed by those on visual art, on the sacred, on her own work.
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This floor-to-ceiling spectacle of captivity prompts tipsy reflections on the nature of freedom, and what the fish might know. ♦
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Mr Lowery's wistful reflections on regret, stubbornness and transience are ultimately so affecting that you can even forgive the pie-scoffing scene.
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She is soon inducted into these women's ranks, but still sees reflections of Jane Goodall's researches in this "honeyed and moneyed" environment.
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The New Republic asked a dozen thinkers for their reflections on the evolving relationship between Israel and the Jewish Diaspora in America.
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The present-day reflections wrapped around either side of the diary section are livelier and echo the style of her previous memoirs.
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Ms. Ifill's co-anchor, Ms. Woodruff, said in her reflections that the two had grown extremely close as they planned their program.
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It creeps up on you with its wistful tone, delicate colored pencil drawings, and reflections on the limitations of being a woman.
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He had found a lot of reflections Arthur Miller wrote on the play over the years, which were really fascinating as well.
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Lahiri's command of Italian grows palpably; over time, the reflections grow more capable of abstraction and tangent than their tightly focused forerunners.
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Reflections Records in Switzerland offered to release the project's debut full-length, Devil Is Fine, in 2016, and things snowballed from there.
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History shows us both how Cabinets offer imperfect reflections of presidencies, and how the role of the Cabinet has evolved over time.
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SCALIA SPEAKS Reflections on Law, Faith, and Life Well Lived By Antonin Scalia Edited by Christopher J. Scalia and Edward Whelan432 pp.
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If we see our children as reflections of ourselves, then perhaps more frightening than their behavior is what it reveals about us.
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As part of FRONT International: Cleveland Triennial for Contemporary Art, artists have transformed the Oberlin College campus with sculptural reflections on architecture.
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But in Black Panther's case, there's something deeper happening in how it's inspired these sorts of reflections on the power of representation.
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Williamson's books include A Return to Love: Reflections on the Principles of A Course in Miracles and Healing the Soul of America.
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And for all their chunky momentum, the songs on "Let's Rock" often harbor downhearted thoughts: reflections on loneliness, longing, weariness and anxiety.
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Like a James Rosenquist billboard-size canvas of similar subject matter, Fish's easel-size canvas exploits the twisting reflections to her advantage.
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In her new book, You Have the Right to Remain Fat she does all that with refreshing criticality and resonant personal reflections.
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So here are some meta reflections on economic knowledge, inspired in part but not entirely by the financial crisis and its aftermath.
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Pieces will be paired with José Ortiz Echagü's cultural portrait photography, offering reflections on regional life in an era of rich trade.
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Many sent photographs and shared stories — first dates, shared hardships, how much they, too, have longed to see more reflections of themselves.
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The Thread RE: THIS LAND The cover story featured an array of reflections about America in the wake of Donald Trump's election.
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For over five decades, Berkshire Hathaway shareholders have received an annual letter detailing Buffett's plans for the company, reflections and market wisdom.
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My daughter, 9, expresses her innermost thoughts, concerns, fears, hopes for her future, friend/school issues and self-reflections in a diary.
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Though she lives inside the glass cage, she walks around it as though from the other side, mistaking reflections for embodied reality.
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Midwinter is not what prompted these reflections, although when a freezing wind whips off the East River all thoughts turn to refuge.
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For Republicans, they will be seen as reflections of a party unwilling to ever give the President the benefit of the doubt.
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Plus, the glass panels were so scuffed up that I was mostly looking at scratches and reflections when I looked down anyways.
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With their rich metaphoric ambiguity, gardens have served as ciphers for reflections on nature, the nation and the place of humans therein.
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Caroline, who is a goth, has always dressed differently just so she can confidently recognise who she is in pictures and reflections.
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In Navy tradition, Nevison&aposs reflections are written in verse and offer a glimpse into the carrier&aposs nine-plus-month deployment.
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Her essay films are also memoirs; her personal reflections are also political; her saddest movies are also her liveliest, and vice versa.
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Heaters that have shifted their gaze from the party, and turned into strangely morose—albeit totally vacuous—reflections on the human condition.
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In between the romantic elements, there is Black female friendship (finally!), reflections on being Black in the workplace, and just Black people...existing.
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The upside-down undulated hulls below each boat are meant to read as reflections, and in a still photograph, they do just that.
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Leandro Erlich: Port of Reflections continues at the Neuberger Museum of Art (Purchase College, SUNY, 735 Anderson Hill Road, Purchase) through July 30.
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Members of the public will have to wait a little longer to capture their own reflections, as the plaza is still under construction.
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The researchers attributed the anomalous 2015 results to "ghost signals"—stray radar reflections that exist in front of, and not behind, the walls.
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This week's wins are sure to shape our thinking over the coming year, just as Trump's victory shaped our reflections on the last.
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Erlich's monumental Port of Reflections will be on view for the first time in the United States from February 5 – July 30, 2017.
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As the comic book characters have become the biggest ticket in Hollywood, they also have grown to greater reflections on society and culture.
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That makes it more resistant to scratches and cracks, and the way the metal has been brushed leads to some gorgeous light reflections.
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There was, however, a must-run story called "Donald Trump Reflections of 9/11" and a puff piece about women campaigning for Trump.
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Each time the Twitter alarm sounded, the floodgates of obituaries, condolences, and personal reflections washed over us in a series of Facebook overshares.
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The initial conceit is of reflections: a central soloist or pair in a circle of light twinned or flanked by others in dimness.
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Reflections on the grass and wind of the vast region are paired with explicit mentions of the extraction of resources by foreign entities.
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She once penned a book about mythology, a great interest of hers, called What the Bee Knows: Reflections on Myth, Symbol, and Story.
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Manga ranged from blockbuster action franchises, like Kohei Horikoshi's My Hero Academia, to mournful reflections on gender non-conformity, like Riyoko Ikeda's Claudine.
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Mr. Rylance and Jim Lichtscheidl lead a flawless cast as two old buddies trading philosophical reflections on an ice-fishing excursion (1:8113).
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Traditional facial-recognition systems are often confused by the moving reflections in a car windshield, which make it difficult to isolate facial features.
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Secondly, it requires the ability to produce a high frequency sound, and then interpret those reflections to pinpoint the exact location of prey.
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" The trial became the subject of books, a play and Hayden's own reflections in "Voices of the Chicago 19943: a Generation on Trial.
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"Germany and Europe's attacks on Turkey/Erdogan, by ignoring essential and urgent problems, are reflections of the narrowing of their horizons," he said.
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Artists, poets and playwrights, ever attentive to such fads, were quick to pounce on the trend, incorporating reflections and doubles into their work.
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An artist duo's digitally doctored images of houses without windows prompt reflections on the struggle to maintain privacy in an age of oversharing.
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I suspected they would contain reflections of New York City during the early 21986s, and how urban decay might have influenced his art.
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Listen to Fergean in its lumbering entirety below: Fergean is out now on Dutch label Reflections Records, so you know what to do.
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"It could be anything – plane light reflections – we get thousands of reports, some of them are flares, some of them not," Case said.
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He wanted to discuss Madewela's reflections on pain, which were by far the most profound things they had heard this week, he thought.
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Moving closer, there's just enough light in the room to make out reflections, while the grooves in the glass distort the mirrored images.
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These brief musings are apparently part of West's greater reflections, which he said he's compiling in his forthcoming philosophy book, Break the Simulation.
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Touching on race, religion, love, and more, the poems are passionate reflections on what it means to be a human in the world.
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Mirrored pyramids on the wall, many-planed and layered thick with angled glass so that their internal reflections repeat themselves, only reference ceaselessness.
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In the ink and gouache drawing, "Buildings, Paris" (circa 1950s), Harvey articulates walls, windowpanes, the accordion folds of shuttered gates, shadows and reflections.
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Welcome Wayward Sisters is exciting for fans who have been craving more reflections of themselves in a show that they love so much.
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Dowd's anecdote about her performance is just one of many poignant and sometimes playful reflections on Nichols, who died in 2014 at 83.
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In another scene featuring the hitman duo, window reflections reveal that the car they are "driving" is actually being pulled on a trailer.
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The show is punctuated by emotional conversations and reflections on blessings, which is as much a staple of my hometown as anything else.
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In one essay, Cone wrote: "At most, what I say and do are just dim reflections of what my parents taught and lived."
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They made no obvious attempt to interact socially with their reflections, suggesting that they did not mistake what they saw as other rays.
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You could see the city's swagger in the reflections from Jack Nicholson's sunglasses, Pat Riley's shiny slicked-back hair, Shaquille O'Neal's glistening pate.
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"Historic Reflections of the Ten Towns of Suffolk County," exhibition about Suffolk County's Ten Towns in the decade of its founding in 1886.
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We catch our kids scrutinizing their reflections in the mirror before heading out to school, eyes dropping to their legs, their little tummies.
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Mr. Rylance and Jim Lichtscheidl lead a flawless cast as two old buddies trading philosophical reflections on an ice-fishing excursion (1:35).
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Mr. Rylance and Jim Lichtscheidl lead a flawless cast as two old buddies trading philosophical reflections on an ice-fishing excursion (7453:35).
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Mr. Rylance and Jim Lichtscheidl lead a flawless cast as two old buddies trading philosophical reflections on an ice-fishing excursion (2:35).
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The play, a comedy about his own reflections on fatherhood, will run for nine weeks at the Cort Theater, with previews beginning Oct.
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Once I dried my car off, it was shiny enough to see reflections of the surrounding trees, cars, and clouds in the sky.
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Vincent Van Gogh, Diane Arbus, and Francesca Woodman are just three examples of artists whose work soaked in reflections of their inner demons.
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Her peak comes on "Reflections on the Screen," a regret-filled number about the shortcomings of, and results of being shackled by, technology.
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But for the rump of a green bunch of plantains extending toward the foreground, the reflections would have compelled a totally abstract reading.
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We're covering Japan's moves to shore up its economy, how a lockdown affected China's Uighurs and an Afghan reporter's reflections on her childhood.
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It's about the size of a suitcase, and has already sent its first picture, constructed out of microwave radar reflections, back to Earth.
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"It was amazing to meet the generation that were there during the Civil Rights movement and hear their experiences and reflections," she said.
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I want to add things, details that a formal government account could never capture, personal reflections that fill the spaces between the lines.
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The software can be used for things like quarterly engagement surveys, but it can also power performance reviews, goal-setting and self-reflections.
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To this day, many Poles mutter about the poor quality and ungainliness of the buildings: gray, soulless reflections of an equally bleak era.
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Not only was I going to lose her, I was going to lose all the reflections of me that came from her eyes.
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Whether on purpose or not, the shadows and reflections on a pale rug levitate the scene, giving the Glass House a glass floor.
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They had seen the mirrorlike reflections in satellite images taken by the Galileo spacecraft as it swung around Earth en route to Jupiter.
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Next the team wanted to see if the reflections came from surfaces on the ground, like lakes, or from clouds in the sky.
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After all, he and his team could have asked for reflections of what foreign capitals were saying about him, his team, his policies.
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I filled my Instagram feed with photos of trees, birds, and reflections on rain-covered streets—things only a slow-walker would notice.
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The newest comes from Michelle Manzanales, who offers "Con Brazos Abiertos," a lighthearted premiere incorporating Mexican folklore and reflections on her Texas childhood.
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These are the reflections of someone who has been surrounded by mental discord all his life, whose family has been shaped by it.
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On the exhibition's last day, MexiCali Biennial co-curator Daniela Lieja Quintanar will moderate a discussion titled Reflections on Calafia from Indigenous Perspectives.
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There's an emphasis on privacy, too: Apple used machine learning to blur out faces of passersby and license plates and even their reflections.
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Reflections on the iconic legacy of Susan Sontag have yet to fully reckon with how fundamentally queerness shaped her writing and her life.
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Whether it's sentient piles of poo or melancholic reflections on memory, there's something for everyone in the family, from baby cousin to grandpa.
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Many take the reflections they see in windows for the sky, leading them to crash into buildings and fall — sometimes dozens of stories.
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Reflections on life after stonewall A transgender activist urges that a movement, with all its differences and dysfunctions, band together as a family.
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Once the day of Nowruz arrives, it kicks off a 13-day celebration of dinners, family visits, and reflections on the year ahead.
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The live opening footage appears to be a gray dusk (or dawn) scene, with water and forest reflections appearing on a pond's surface.
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The waves are scattered with the reflections of stars that shine so brightly they seem to rise above the surface of the water.
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As you flip through Mirrors, it's not really the mirrors at which you'll find yourself looking, but at their reflections and their surroundings.
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