Sentence examples for better mirror from inspiring English sources
One of them, the X-ray telescope, bore many similarities to the equipment of the Einstein Observatory but had a larger geometric area and better mirror resolution.
It will also better mirror the countries and communities it is trying to penetrate, including Islamic State supporters operating in Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
The production of this conclusion is the end result of a rigorous design, leveraging the potential of modern technologies to better mirror human capabilities.
They are also experimenting with various crash-dummy necks to make sure that it flexes in a way that is more similar to actual humans, and testing if tweaking the drop test could help it better mirror field data.
OmniGuide emerged from Defense Department-financed research at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology by Yoel Fink, an Israeli Ph.D. student who was seeking ways to design a better mirror.
The plantation kitchen recipes in books like "What Mrs. Fisher Knows About Old Southern Cooking," by Abby Fisher (1881), who was born a slave, were championed by these historians as a better mirror of the African-American kitchen.
Furthermore, it is not clear which biofluid better mirrors the alterations triggered by disease.
No state has better mirrored the national vote since 1992 than Iowa.
An epoch is usually better mirrored in its vices than in its virtues; civic virtues are constant, whereas each corrupt period is corrupt in its own way.
EXTRA POINTS For the seventh straight year, the Jets (3-2) posted a preseason record of.500 or better, mirroring their regular-season records over that span.
Analysis of the focal spot indicates that the size is dominated by the slope errors of the mirror, and can be further reduced if these are minimized by better mirrors or by using differential coating methods.
