Sentence examples for be programmed to mirror from inspiring English sources

For our residents, the lights can be programmed to mirror the current outdoor light levels, which mean they can aid preparation for sleep.

The mirrors are programmed to move when the vehicle is put into reverse gear allegedly to improve rear visibility.

So far the robot has been programmed to recognise a reflection of its arm, but ultimately Mr Hart wants it to pass the "full mirror test".

The array system is programmed and configured at a given instance to be a mirror-concentrator with axis direction and focal distance both under control in real time.

It plugs into an outlet and is programmed with its own remote control; the mirror/clock is 25 by 15 inche; $525 at the Conran Shop, 407 East 59th Street, (212) 755-9079 or www.conran.com.

Freddie Mac's program is "designed to mirror that already used by the United States government," he said.

The program is expected to mirror the SLI athlete registry … The initial registry members were twelve current and former professional athletes, including former NFL star Ted Johnson and current NHL player Noah Welch.

Something incredible is happening in education: academic programs are beginning to mirror the entrepreneurial know-how necessary to compete in the modern business world.

People are likely to mirror this attitude.

These are volunteer parents who recruit other parents as coaches and set out to mirror their programs to look and feel just like the major leagues.

What did belonging to the NASA art program entail? A. There was a group of seven artists -- perhaps to mirror the seven original astronauts.