Sentence examples for a partial mirror of from inspiring English sources

In a former life Marson was the editor of Blue Peter, and by his own admission, his subject's life forms a partial mirror of his own.

An individual's "self-awareness" is a partial mirroring of the world; Nishida later described the individual self as a focal point of the world.

Homology search is performed for LPO and RPO using our local partial mirror of the UCSC BLAT server [ 6, 7].

A number of partial mirrors help in multiple internal reflections that lead to obtain the desired coherency and power output.

The squares only react if they register your presence, so only a partial section of the larger mirror moves, creating an unusual compound eye effect.

The mitochondrial oxygen consumption was increased in order to maintain the membrane potential, probably as a mirror of partial uncoupling of electron influx and ATP production.

More characteristically, however, "realistic" (that is, nonfantastic) fiction in all countries regarded the discovered child in a mirror that provided only a partial reflection of him.

Harrison Gray Otis became a partial owner of the paper in 1882 and incorporated it within a public corporation, the Times-Mirror Company (the hyphen was later dropped from the name), in 1884.

It's a partial rewriting of history.

Later, Pakistan's army announced a partial withdrawal of troops.

Here is a partial transcript of our negotiation.