Sentence examples for mirror representation from inspiring English sources

In some ways, business balanced with art is the world we live in and Instagram is just a mirror representation".

The resulting expression for user dissatisfaction (1) is derived based on a mirror representation of the standard mean opinion scores (MOS) that have been measured for adaptive streaming applications by subjective testing.

This assertion is confirmed by our earlier demonstration that the protein composition of FBS-NLP consisted largely of a mirror representation of the serum protein composition itself, with the main serum proteins also comprising the main protein constituents of the FBS-NLP scaffold [2], [3].

I became my own saviour as I looked into the divine mirror of representation and realised I wasn't unloveable and monstrous – I was ultimately and supremely myself.

For the abundance of drug-susceptible and drug-resistant proteins to mirror the representation of the RNA that encodes them, both genomes must both continue to amplify or must both be inhibited.

In a larger sense it is a humane hall of mirrors whose representation of individuals and types, of the quick and the deluded, the knowing and the devouring, has a sharpness that still cuts.

Fig. 4 Modern day favourite-oxen on the left and their mirror-like representation in prehistoric rockart of various African areas on the right.

V1 was identified as a large mirror-image representation of the visual field in and around the calcarine sulcus.

The cingulate cortex, on the other hand, may play a role in shared mirroring and representations.

Finally, a bio-robotic approach illustrating that mirror-like representations, as observed in brain area F5, can develop simply from the interaction of an agent with its environment has been presented by Metta et al.

Evangelicals pointed out that Reagan had appointed too few of them to positions in government, despite his campaign promise that evangelicals in his administration would mirror their proportional representation in the American population – about forty percent at the time.