Marcouch represents an interesting possibility for the European future — one that might mirror the American immigrant story in some ways — in which newcomers internalize the ways of their adopted land and apply them with an intensity that natives may have lost.
More sensitive pulmonary function parameters might mirror those early changes and might show a dose response.
"Place your bets," he says.Indeed, the long-term outlook for gold might mirror the fate of silver.
There is simply no reason, other than magic or coincidence, that this might mirror Mexico's, Thailand's, or Norway's economic outlook.
That might mirror the method and mission of The Independent's travel desk, but it is not traditional Thomas Cook territory (except, perhaps, for its Club 18-30 brand).
We might mirror Ireland's experience, where the exuberant creativity of the years of struggle for independence died away soon after the creation of the free state.
These alterations in the structure and function of human atherosclerotic lesions might mirror the modifications that are produced in experimental plaques by lipid lowering, inspired by the vulnerable plaque construct.
While Hendo's maglev board might mirror more closely the image portrayed in Back to the Future II, Duru's propeller-based system is much more likely to work in the real world – if only for a minute.
It is a custom each year to look into the character and traits of the creature that governs one's birth year, and to ask if they might mirror one's own propensities.
The senator, Chris Coons of Delaware, said it was "concerning" that Trump's way of governing might mirror the "shoot-from-the-hip style" in which he campaigned for the White House.
Our findings are based on particular datasets of SAP and might mirror only the particularities of time to fix issues for this organization.
