Sentence examples for mirror problem from inspiring English sources
Sighted vendors face a mirror problem.
But now that I was going to solve the mirror problem, I was fussy.
Bostrom deals with this barber shop mirror problem by noting that there's a limit to how far down the sims can go.
For example, one study found that different rankings could be obtained if the measure of inequality is inversed, for example if inequalities in ill health are measured rather than inequalities in health (sometimes referred to as the "mirror problem") [ 45].
Subsequent work generalized W to nonbinary-bounded variables, and showed that the normalization W solves not only the bounds problem (like the concentration index for an unbounded variable, W lies between −1 and +1) but also the mirror problem (in the Kjellsson et al. pills example, both the initial attainment and initial shortfall distributions give the same [absolute] value of W, namely 0.133).
Many of the difficulties the charity has encountered this year mirror problems that surfaced in past catastrophes, records and interviews show.
When the effects have worn off, they feel worn out, they are sleepy, they can be depressed and can even feel suicidal". The extreme psychological effects of qat abuse do not seem to mirror problems of cannabis use, where psychosis appears to develop only in those with a history of it.
Disordering of thresholds might mirror problems for the respondents to answer to the item and might need rescoring by collapsing response options [ 25].
However, none of these issues affect the importance of the experience of the doctors interviewed, and as many of the same issues were raised in both of the geographical areas sampled in this study it is likely that they mirror problems encountered nationally.
There is much in the report which mirrors problems the American government experienced.
But the dominant club of communist days was Dukla Praha, now defunct, an army team that simply drafted any player it fancied.Sparta's post-communist years, off the field, have been troubled: dubious dealings, soft bank loans, cronyism and a surfeit even by football standards of spivs, mirroring problems in the Czech economy at large.
