Sentence examples for because of the mirror from inspiring English sources

Note that because of the mirror (identical) distribution, declarers in four spades had no chance, always losing at least two diamonds and two clubs.

Because of the mirror, much of the interest in "The Sublime is Us" lies in watching how fellow audience members watch — or avoid watching — the performers and themselves.

While viewing along the [110] direction, the layered faults feature is hidden because of the mirror symmetry.

When Kurdjumov Sachs (K S) or Nishiyama Wasserman (N W) ORs were used the austenite orientation was frequently mis-indexed as a twin orientation with respect to the true orientation because of the mirror symmetry of (0 1 1)α stacking in the K S or N W ORs.

The owner said he and his staff would never allow men in there -- not because of the mirror -- but because they "piss on the seats" and upset female customers.

However, we cannot distinguish whether the anions are needed in the bottom layer because of the mirror-charge effect.

For some reason, despite Liberace's popularity, or more likely because of it, the Mirror's acerbic if generally liberal columnist, Cassandra (William Connor), decided in 1956 to take the hatchet to the entertainer's image.

Because of the exclusion of the mirror box, the NX has an electronic viewfinder that Samsung says is "ultra-precise".

That sent us on a journey finding out about mirror neurons … It may be that what you see on the screen is partially powerful because of the way mirror neurons work".

Because of the translucent mirror, all of the sensors can operate even while the photo is being snapped.

The measured gain center frequency is shifted about 300 MHz towards higher frequencies after thinning because of the image mirror currents within the conducting material at the backside of the chip.