Sentence examples for made to mirror from inspiring English sources

It was made to mirror the specs of the one Keegan Bradley has used all year, most recently in his victory at the P.G.A. Championship.

They include Phil Mickelson, who returned to the blade putter he used growing up after a brief flirtation with an Odyssey belly putter made to mirror the one Keegan Bradley used to win last year's P.G.A. Championship.

John Barrell has observed acutely (in the LRB of 2 November 2000) that so-called literary biography seems now to have become markedly less 'literary', subordinating or virtually ignoring the work of the writer concerned, except insofar as it can be made to mirror the ups and downs, pleasures, pains and supposed secrets of his or her personal existence.

Efforts have also been made to mirror the accessibility of the acquisition set-up by offering practical post-processing tools based on established methodologies for the correction of luminescence images and open-source image processing software.

These are chemically engineered oligonucleotides or short segments of RNA that can be made to mirror their target genetic material, namely herpes microRNAs.

Like dressing girls in clothing made to mirror styles more appropriate for young women or dolling girls up in makeup and parading them around in beauty pageants, heartthrob bedding is yet another way of sexualizing young girls.

16, 22, 23 Other attempts have been made to generate "mirror life," i.e., life that uses molecules that have the opposite chirality of natural life forms.

"Cycling UK believes it doesn't make sense to mirror new cycling offences with those we have for driving," he said.

The new regulations closely mirror changes made to Title X in the 1980s by President Ronald Reagan's administration.

Some of these shapes can, and some cannot, be made to coincide exactly with their mirror images.

With his mother earning $310 a month teaching at the Unicef school, they have tried to make a home to mirror what they left behind.