Sentence examples for mirror experience from inspiring English sources

My point is that being creeped out by Victorian images of children gives us a mirror experience of how Victorians, back from the grave, might react to an episode of "Sex and the City".

Although it is typically reported that chimpanzees consistently "pass" the mirror-mark test, a survey of the scientific literature by Shumaker & Swartz (2002) indicates that of 163 chimpanzees tested, only 73 showed mark-touching behavior (although there was considerable variation in the age and mirror experience among these animals).

Nine of eleven control pigs first approached the mirror and then walked behind it; however, 7 of 8 piglets with mirror experience looked at the mirror, saw the food bowl, and went to the other side of the barrier to obtain the food.

He lived in a number of countries, including Japan, where he also joined a Zen monastery, which he wrote about in his first book, "The Empty Mirror: Experiences in a Japanese Zen Monastery".

These flashbacks may mirror experiences from LSD trips and include halo effects and bright spots of light across the visual field, falsely perceived motion in peripheral vision, and flickering patterns.

If patterns in sub-Saharan Africa mirror experiences in high-income countries, people on ART will live far longer lives but with new experiences of disability [ 12- 18].

Moreover, if patterns in sub-Saharan Africa mirror experiences in the North, people on ART will live far longer lives but with new experiences of disability.

The mirror-experiment experience of disconnect between vision and feeling has parallels in, and applications for researching, phantom limb syndrome.

Others like Real Racing have embraced the two-screen Mirroring experience, but even the support of a major publisher like EA hasn't pushed it into the spotlight, and Apple isn't exactly crowing about the feature either.

Most experiences mirror desktop experiences which is just the beginning.

Someone like Michael McIntyre is brilliant at comically mirroring experiences that the majority of people can relate to, so his audience is massive.