Sentence examples for lead to mirror from inspiring English sources

As many of the other opening sequences have been shown to transpose into one of the 19 or to lead to mirror images of them, most experts concurred that Schaeffer had succeeded in finally solving checkers.

Instead, we focused our attention on studying whether or not displacements of the injections along the mediolateral axis of V1 in enucleated rats lead to mirror-image displacements of the overall labeling patterns in lateral extrastriate cortex.

The researchers found an intact version of fgfr1, in addition to the mutated copy that leads to mirror scales.

This would lead delegates to mirror the consensus among a state's voters and, across the states, to accurately reflect the sentiments of the nation's voters.

According to this concept, glycemia per se regulates hepatic glucose output whereas acute alterations of gluconeogenesis lead merely to mirror changes in glycogenolysis [ 40].

The turning point for Wallace came with his leadership of the paper's 9/11 coverage and the subsequent war in Afghanistan, work which led to the Mirror being named as newspaper of the year in the British press awards for the first time in more than 10 years.

Using a linear array in TDE-ILD-based dual microphone 2D sound source localization method leads to two mirror points produced simultaneously.

The new website led to a mirror version of the site -- seemingly identical, but with a few important differences.

The existence of the reflectance mirrors lead to increase the temperature of the solar cell, therefore, its value was (92.7 °C) when using lower and upper mirrors with a glass cover, and (76.1 °C) when using only a lower mirror, and (71.35 °C) without reflecting mirrors.

Students and their parents are carrying unsustainable levels of debt, which is likely to lead to a crisis that will mirror the collapse of the subprime mortgage market.

Conversely, warped scaling functions defined by means of infinite products of iteratively warped mirror filters lead to a warped multiresolution approximation.