However, "the agency intends to re-evaluate existing side-mirror requirements (FMVSS No.111) to determine whether convex mirrors should be harmonized with European requirements," said Karen Aldana, an N.H.T.S.A. spokeswoman.
The proposal largely mirrors requirements first adopted during Ronald Reagan's presidency but never enforced.
One alternative approach is an import allowance requirement, whereby imports of highly carbon-intensive goods (in terms of their manufacture) must hold allowances for the U.S. cap-and-trade system, mirroring requirements on U.S. sources, if those imports come from countries which have not taken comparable climate policy actions.
But, Justice Kennedy said, "it is not always a sufficient answer to a claim of pre-emption to say that state rules supplement, or even mirror, federal requirements" when the federal intent was to "establish a workable, uniform system".
Instead, she argued for two potential alternatives: a "customs partnership" in which the UK would mirror EU requirements on imports at its borders; and a "highly streamlined customs arrangement" using technology to minimise friction on the border.
For an invisibility cloak that functions in transmission geometry, in which the illusion of free space is created instead of that of a plane mirror, the requirements are completely different.
The awards mirror the requirements of The Duke of Edinburgh's Award at Bronze, Silver and Gold level respectively, consisting of a period of time volunteering in the local community, a prolonged physical activity, the advancement of a skill and the partaking of an expedition, allowing a participant to partake in both the DofE and the award at the same time.
These events may mirror the requirement for PAK2 signaling essential for the proper formation of the blood-brain barrier [6], [7].
We assumed that the finer perceptual discrimination required by the three-arrow cue would mirror the requirement for spatial selective attention in discriminating an item from peripheral distractors in the Eriksen flanker task (Eriksen & Eriksen, 1974), thus ensuring that participants were required to shift their perceptual attention away from the location of the current FoA in WM.
"It mirrors the requirements used to qualify you for a mortgage," said Scott Walsh, the director of market research at TF Cornerstone, a property management and construction firm in Manhattan.
