Sentence examples for creating a mirror image from inspiring English sources

But there is a very fine line being crossed here … you end up creating a mirror image of the exclusive and excluding public spaces that feminism once fought against".

Each cluster of photoreceptors develops from a precluster of five cells that, as the photoreceptors differentiate, undergo a precise 90° rotation, creating a mirror image between the dorsal and ventral ommatidia along the dorsal ventral midline (Wolff and Ready, 1993; Mlodzik, 1999).

You'll be creating a mirror image of the top triangle over this line.

They hope to create a mirror image of the airborne drone craze.

It's difficult to read because the camera creates a mirror image of the words, as most Web cameras do.

A spokeswoman, Amy Weiss, said the point of Change to Win was not to create a mirror image of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

Monument, Rachel Whiteread: June 2001 Whiteread placed a 14ft-high resin cast of the plinth itself upside-down to create a mirror image that changed colour with the light.

They worked from a CT scan that allowed them to create a mirror image of the unaffected side of the patient's face.

It's simply a set of cards containing pictures of inkblots that have been folded over on themselves to create a mirror image.

However, if we create a mirror image of the transient absorption at 700 nm with respect to the time delay axis, the resulting curve (shown in Fig. 3 as a continuum black line throughout the data) depict similar dynamics as the 600 nm transient absorption data.

Using copper as his raw material, Moses (paradoxically) creates a mirror image of the very creatures that plague his people.