Sentence examples for image and mirror from inspiring English sources
Question and answer, left and right, image and mirror image, the two are convulsed, incapable of repose, two halves now forever sundered.
The first step translates points between image and mirror while the second step translates points between mirror and world.
There's "dual mode," which puts two different things on each screen; "extended," which makes the two screens into one large image; and "mirror mode," which, well, mirrors the image.
10 The image and mirror knowledge has also been described in Su Wen, another seminal CCM text that detailed the relationship between back and front, up and down, and left and right.
This study aims to study the effect and role of the bypass flow after a LOFA in terms of the temperature and flow distributions and for the heat transport out of the core by natural convection of the coolant for a 1/12 symmetric section of the active core which is composed of images and mirror images of two sub-region models.
Furthermore, "the discovery of a delay (of about 10 thousandths of a second) between the primary image and the mirror image in the opposing hemispheres of the brain, allowed us to develop a method to erase the mirror image that is so confusing for dyslexic people" – using an LED lamp.
Opie thought of the piece as a metaphor for the scales of justice: an image and its mirror, hanging in balance.
The liberals had coastal condescension, so the conservatives developed their own anti-elitism, with mirror-image categories and mirror-image resentments, but with the same corrosive effect.
The training set contained images, where images and their mirror images correspond to face images and images and their mirror images correspond to nonface images.
Through its movement, the subject is not a rigid identity, but always developing, reconfiguring itself through the interplay of drives and language, in the tensions between body and mirror image and between mirror image and self.
"We are pleased the judge ruled that Mr Ferdinand had perpetuated a misleading public image and the Sunday Mirror was entitled to correct this impression.
