Looking back, I wonder if the weight didn't reflect some fundamental ambivalence toward the values of the industry I was in.

These objects, baked clay cups and jars, several stone objects, axes, weights, seals, and figurines reflect the characteristic style of the Lake District.

The look he then turned on Mikhail was far removed from mortal understanding, but a greater part of it held the full weight of pain Tayer had only reflected.

The weight that the advisory groups and panels chose to give to different categories of information provided by universities reflected differences between subjects.

The greatly reduced weight and length reflects its nature as a more practical form for martial artists.

Young's reaction to his African Ancestry report is an indication of how much weight we ascribe to genes, how much we believe our DNA reflects not only our racial identity but our individual identity, too.

In the illustration of Mendeleev's first attempt at a periodic table, shown on the right, it will be noted that the atomic weights assigned to the various lanthanides, including didymium, reflect the original belief that they were divalent.

The weight for gold could reflect its significance in international trade and financial markets.

This means that to calculate a more useful index, we should 'weight' the unit prices of each item in such a way that the weights reflect the relative importance of each item in the average family's budget.

In fact, the nutritional wisdom is that the mother's own weight may reflect nutritional deprivation in her own childhood, but that her baby, if adequately fed, should grow according to the regular normal chart.