In allowing investment banks to post collateral that includes stocks, junk bonds and subprime mortgage-backed securities, the Fed said it would be mirroring the rules of two industry-operated overnight lending systems, known as tri-party repo systems, operated by JPMorgan Chase and Bank of New York.
By the time the consultants at Forest City Ratner, the developer behind Mr. Gehry's Beekman building, realized that the wrinkled walls of the architect's tower would be mirrored inside the apartments, for example, it was too late to change without a costly reworking of the design.
However, it was expected that the rapid and statistically significant down-regulation of PamiR3697 and PamiR3705 would be mirrored by greater expression of their putative NB-LRR targets.
Cartwright's shock would be mirrored in cinemas around the world.
We discussed how big the images would be, how they appear on the page and how this would be mirrored on the wall.
"In the next crisis a breakdown of trust in the financial sector would be mirrored by breakdown in trust between governments.
My husband's face would be mirrored in our child's face, proof that our love not only existed, but could be recreated beyond us.
Microsoft copied many of Apple's innovations (especially the graphical simplicity of its Macintosh software), though without any real fear that Apple's technical lead would be mirrored in Macintosh sales.
This last accomplishment would be mirrored by her older daughter, Lorraine (sensitively played as an adult by Manjinder Virk), who also inherited her mother's fondness for addictive substances and abusive men.
The rise of literacy and literary technology did undercut the oral tradition, leading to a communication crisis that, as Eric Havelock argued in his landmark book "The Muse Learns to Write," would be mirrored in modernity.
