Each display can extend the desktop or mirror other displays.
At Groningen, the lab used fMRI studies in humans to extend the concept of the mirror neuron to what they call "shared circuits"—neuronal circuits that are activated not only when we perform an action but also when we observe someone performing a similar action.
To overcome sharp edges resulting from zero padding, we extend the images by the mirrored image content faded from its real intensity to black using an exponential windowing function.
The 83-foot-tall, glass-enclosed atrium's steel columns extend the building's height, mirroring the chapel's lancet windows.
Adding an extra mirror will extend the measurement time for full eye imaging, in trade off for the gained benefit of enhanced SNR for imaging the retina in some eyes with short axial lengths and the ability of imaging the vitreous.
What Mr. Soane called the "fanciful effects which constitute the poetry of architecture" -- canopy domes, concealed skylights and the artful placement of hundreds of small mirrors to extend the perception of space in the cramped quarters -- are also on permanent display.
These results extend the possible role of a mirror-like mechanism beyond basic emotions.
When Benjamin reads the Baroque – and we read him reading it – he uses it as a platform, a constitutive horizon (a bit of Gadamer peeks in here), from which to observe his and our present through a Macherey-ian "mirror": "The mirror extends the world: but it also seizes, inflates and tears that world.
He mirrored one wall, to extend the river and sky views.
The first would mirror a Senate-passed bill to extend the expiring Bush-era tax cuts for incomes below $250,000.
In order to extend the effective image depth, the reference arm was specially designed, which consisted of two reflective mirrors (usually one reflective mirror in the reference arm).
