Sentence examples for appropriately mirror from inspiring English sources

Moreover, phenomena such as SDIC could only be possible in quantum systems that appropriately mirror classical system behaviors.

While survival rates and health status are fairly easy to assess, they often do not appropriately mirror the entire impact of the cancer and its treatment on the individual child, particularly with respect to subjective experiences.

Over the next three days, each of the children visits Stillwater, who lives up to his name, rewarding each with instructive anecdotes that are both profound and reflective, appropriately mirroring the spirit of each child.

The main drawback of parametric models is the need to specify the distribution that most appropriately mirrors that of the actual survival times.

The meticulous choreography he jointly worked out with Wilson and Childs looks  spontaneous, as though Nijinsky's body could be an appropriately precise mirror of his mind as it reinvents reality with all the paranoia, black humor and deep pathos of the Russian character.

Ford has equipped the Transit with appropriately massive side mirrors and a more than adequate backup camera.

So does the appropriately described "generously proportioned" Nantucket mirror from Pottery Barn.

"Mont St. Michel" is given an Impressionist treatment: the pilgrimage site is a lavender silhouette, and the reflection in the water is a mirror image, but appropriately shimmers in the water.

Appropriately, his plan for L-3′s growth mirrors Loral's successful strategy.

Unscrew the rear view mirror mounting screw using an appropriately-sized screwdriver.

Michael Radford, who directed a previous film of 1984 starring John Hurt – released, appropriately, in 1984 – suggests that we love apocalyptic futures because they mirror the world we live in.