On each spread is an image opposite some words.
Each edition of Harris's List opens with a frontispiece showing a mildly erotic stock image opposite the title page, which, from the 1760s to 1780s, is followed by a lengthy commentary on prostitution.
If the end product is going to have two sides make sure each side is a mirror image (opposite) of the other -- or like the back/or other side of the object -- bolted to the opposite side of the die -- or completely separate as a somewhat different shape, e.g.: the back or other side of a head or body is an opposite/mirror image.
They have their mirror image opposites on the right, who believe that, like them, the voters are eternally hoping for what Barry Goldwater called "a choice, not an echo".
I tried to take free-spirited images, opposite to those tight-lipped, highly-constricted and overly-posed photos that are so prevalent".
Interestingly, PDGF-A showed an almost mirror-image, opposite trend with the highest expression in the MES subclass (Fig. 6D).
Mr. Wittmann, who grew up in nearby Waco, said Central Texas also had the advantage of projecting a heartland image, the opposite image of the rich and elite Martha's Vineyard, where Bill Clinton frequently vacationed.
It was present in the cells adjacent to the clone, and its orientation was toward the clone (mirror image with opposite polarity relative to the normal branch).
Then, if a single object was shown as two different images each being colored in red or blue, each eye would only sense the image with opposite color and the object would stand at the intersection of two visual fields, to create a 3D virtual object [ 27].
The incongruent condition was composed of trials where the learned spoken response to an image was opposite to the location of the image in Session 3. The main effects of Group and Medication Session, both F1,61 < 1, and the Group × Medication Session interaction, F1,61 < 1, were nonsignificant (Fig. 4C).
Images illustrating opposite pairs are set on opposing pages, each starring its own hippo.
