Sentence examples for mirror in fact from inspiring English sources

The best inspiration is sometimes found close to home – by looking in the mirror, in fact.

Mirror, in fact, has already sent such a team of tsunami veterans to its first disaster.

However, as described above this approach is based solely on the opinion of experts, and because the experts' perception of what is important to patients tends not to mirror what in fact it is [ 11, 15], this method must he regarded as a weak means to establish a score that would represent the MID for patients.

The result is that their images in a mirror would not, in fact, be "mirror images" in the sense that most people understand the term.

The contingency cue may trigger 2 additional distinct processes: the sense of agency underpinning the perceived action (Wegner and Wheatley 1999; Frith et al. 2000) and the recognition of the mirror, which involves understanding that the space represented as being behind the mirror surface is in fact a symmetrically transformed duplicate of the real space in front (Loveland 1986).

The expression "mirror stage" is in fact used in evolutionary psychology with a Lacanian matrix to indicate the cognitive process within the range of six to eighteen months of age in which the child manages to recognise the image he sees in the mirror as his own.

It should also be noted that some associative network models of mirror neurons have in fact specifically used self-organizing maps [ 2, 21] and illustrated that they can be used for endowing robots with certain cognitive functions (in this particular case, a form of language comprehension).

These findings are mirrored in the fact that less than 1% of the Somalis rely on agriculture as a source of food.