Sentence examples for in addition to mirrors from inspiring English sources

In addition to mirrors of the existing site, there is also what's been called WikiLeaks' "insurance file," which has been passed around in case something undefined happens.

In addition to "Mirrors" and "Suit & Tie," Timberlake has revealed two other songs in live performances: "Pusher Lover Girl," which he performed during the Grammys, and "That Girl," which he debuted at a pre-Super Bowl party.

In addition to mirroring the feature set introduced on the web, the mobile experience has been redesigned as well, with access to the Camera Roll view, a nav bar that disappears as you scroll, a redesigned feed, and support for non-destructive editing (meaning you can revert back to the original at any time).

The protocols used usually involve passive osservation vs. rest or execution vs. observation of movements, which sometimes is problematic since there are many other neurons (in addition to mirror neurons) in diverse cortical areas that increase their responses in a non selective manner during these tasks.

He notes that "in addition to the represented mirror, he teasingly implies an unrepresented one, without which it is difficult to imagine how he could have shown himself painting the picture we now see".

In addition to being mirrors, books throw open a window for kids, letting them explore and experience worlds and people they don't see in their own lives.

In addition to time-reversal mirrors, the proposed concept could be integrated in the design of phased arrays and parametric arrays.

In addition to women and mirrors, she has written about Shakespeare, William Blake and the poet Theodore Roethke.

In addition to air-conditioning, power mirrors and windows and a remote tailgate release, the biggest standard frill is a Blaupunkt radio with an integrated CD player than can read MP3 files.

This is one of the reasons why the best astronomical telescopes have large-diameter mirrors; in addition to the obvious advantage of an increased light-gathering capability, larger mirrors decrease the resolvable angular separation of astronomical objects.

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