Our previous BLSOM analysis of a wide range of species revealed that sequences from a single genome often gave a mirror-symmetrical split on BLSOM in the vertical direction, e.g. according to the replicational direction of genomic fragments.
The photograph on the stamp is flipped, giving a mirror image of the real view.
Go into the Hunt and Darton Cafe on St Mary's Street on your own and you are likely to be given a mirror so that you have some company.
Our gregarious great ape cousins — chimpanzees, bonobos, orangutans and gorillas — along with dolphins and Asian elephants, have passed the famed mirror self-recognition test, which means they will, when given a mirror, scrutinize marks that had been applied to their faces or bodies.
Hyperintense T2 lesions give a mirror image of the trigeminal root inlet and main sensory nucleus.
In this paradigm, developed by psychologist Gordon Gallup, subjects are surreptitiously marked and then given a mirror.
In a second MRI study, performed 2 years later, eight T2-weighted hyperintense lesions were observed, some of them in the left trigeminal root inlet and main sensory nucleus area (Fig. 2a), but also in the right side, giving a mirror image of trigeminal root inlets and main sensory nucleus, in the left median pedunculus, and in the left cerebellar hemisphere.
That we're speaking truth for our own people and giving a mirror to our own communities to celebrate the things we've done.
Every place you create a character, it is there to entertain, to enlighten, to awaken, to give a mirror on the human condition, something people might not see in any other format.
The Public Advertiser wrote on 6 May 1789: "the pictures in general give a mirror of the poet... [The Shakespeare Gallery] bids fair to form such an epoch in the History of the Fine Arts, as will establish and confirm the superiority of the English School".
A large table was placed in the middle of the room and each patient was given a mirror and makeup products.
