-
shaped object with a mean
radius of 11 km (7 mi). Its
surface is very
unreflective and
dominated by
impact craters. In particular, Phobos's
surface has...
-
themselves experienced war.
Critics see the
revival as part of a rise of
unreflective nationalism in
Australia which was
particularly fostered by the then...
- out to India's
street children, this is a
cheerfully undemanding and
unreflective film with a
vision of
India that, if not
touristy exactly, is certainly...
- is
presented as irresistible?
Woelki wrote that he was not
promoting "
unreflective traditionalism" or the
practice of "[circling] the wagons", but rather...
-
unhealthy anti-liberal is one, like Z+iz=ek, who
ticks and
tocks in
unreflective revulsion at liberalism,
pantomiming that he is de
Maistre (or Abraham)...
-
positively ****ociated with a
religion that is conventional, unquestioned, and
unreflective".
Hundreds of
scientific articles have been
published investigating the...
-
minorities and its
nostalgic portrayal of a
bygone era. This was seen as
unreflective of
Greater Manchester,
where many
neighbourhoods had
significant Black...
- eman****ted
brethren in the West,
their Jewishness was self-evident and
unreflective. On that "thick"
layer of ethnicity, with
virtually no
alternative high...
-
pongee silks range from
appearing similar to
satin to
appearing matte and
unreflective.
Though pongee is
typically made out of silk, it can be
woven from a...
- by Husserl.
Paradigmatic examples of
comportment can be
found in the
unreflective dealing with
equipment that
presents itself as
simply "ready-to-hand"...
