Sentence examples for effectively mirrors from inspiring English sources

Though the technique is heavy-handed, it effectively mirrors Rory's attempt at suppression; brief passages left uncensored ("I hate Rory D") reveal her painful self-loathing.

Because Bangs had already won you over with his uncannily exact description of your own love of the Stooges: "an errant foolishness that effectively mirrors the absurdity and desperation of the times, but … they also carry a strong element of cure, a post-derangement sanity".

Search and Advertising are effectively mirrors of each other.

Together with novelists and short-story writers such as Tegla Davies, T. Rowland Hughes, Kate Roberts, and D.J. Williams, they effectively mirrored contemporary Wales.

But Mr. Guha said the organization of the league — with teams located in India's most affluent cities as opposed to having one in every state — has effectively mirrored the deep inequality in society.

Replicants, to a contemporary eye, seem a harbinger of a not-so-distant future -- one in which mannequins hard-wired with human attributes will so effectively mirror their makers as to seem interchangeable.

In the second, more developed part of the story, the equally smitten Tuck and FDR chase after Lauren (Ms. Witherspoon), which means that she and Heinrich are effectively mirrored figures with similar narrative functions: each threatens to destroy the movie's dynamic duo.

By insisting that bondholders face possible losses in crises after 2013, Germany thinks that the markets will price the risk into the bonds issued by weaker economies, thereby pressuring them to improve their public finances, effectively mirroring Germany's own economic model.

Independent conformer processing for CID 2244 and CID 450661, which differ by a single isotope, resulted in default conformers that are effectively mirror images.

Although they are effectively identical for 3-D neighboring purposes, the conformer generation processing employed in PubChem3D resulted in different "default" conformers that are effectively mirror images of each other, with an insignificant energy difference of less than 0.5 kcal/mol.

Accounting for the bound water saturation, the bound water resistivity, and the assumption that the clay-bound electrons and the sandstone electrons do not flow through the same conductive path is the one of the main reasons why the modelled equation was able to effectively mirror the average reservoir water saturation.