While many Catholics came to view the police and courts during the years of strife as a tool of the unionists, many Protestants took a mirror-image view, seeing Britain's control of law-and-order issues as a crucial bulwark against republican violence, and as a guarantor of the province remaining part of Britain.
"The agent will see a mirror-image view of the customer's screen and can draw on the screen to provide personalized step-by-step guidance," Salesforce says.
In a way, Obama offers a mirror image of the view of the Supreme Court that Roberts presented in his tribute to Rehnquist in Tucson.
The photograph on the stamp is flipped, giving a mirror image of the real view.
Those made to feel powerful, however, drew the letter so that it looked correct from their internal perspective but was a mirror image from the point of view of someone facing them.
"I think that when journalists were talking to Andy Coulson they could hear David Cameron, [he was] almost a mirror image, he would be reflecting the views and attitudes of the prime minister".
Weber, himself an avid gamer, initially thought the idea of using video games to test people's reaction to violence was crazy, but then he and his colleagues eventually jury-rigged a way to do it: they placed a screen at the back of the functional MRI scanner, which the subject views through a mirror image reflected in the front, while using a joystick to control their avatar.
It hired a former journalist to produce a mirror image of the report, from the corporation's point of view.
Ramachandran and colleagues reported a similar phenomenon when upper limb amputees saw a mirror image of their intact hand superimposed on their stump, which was hidden from their view behind a mirror [14].
Opinion regarding emissions from power plants presents a mirror image.
China is a mirror image of this.
