Sentence examples for mirror sheets from inspiring English sources

The Louisville, Kentucky-based company even pioneered the manufacturing of mirror sheets that cover a variety of objects from walls to Rolls Royces.

Omega still makes flexible mirror sheets for high-profile disco balls as seen on Dancing With the Stars, the Oscars, and on Madonna's tours.

"We were already making mirrors at the time for art-deco furniture, and then they came up with the idea of making these flexible mirror sheets that could cover everything from trash cans to Kleenex boxes even a set of grand pianos owned by Liberace.

Two of his 8-foot-tall mosaics were mounted on top of the complete text of Shelley's novel, which he laser-etched on the surface of metal, wood and acrylic-mirror sheets.

Unlike traditional solar panels which are composed of black glass to absorb all types of light, these panels are made up of mirroring sheets of organic salts that act as transparent, luminescent solar concentrators, capturing ultraviolet and infrared light, invisible to the human eye, and harvesting it through miniature plastic solar cells that line the edges of the frames.

The ABA stacking of faujasite sheets affords the hexagonal EMT-type framework, with pairs of β-cages related to each other through a mirror plane.

The first thing you notice is the variety of surfaces Bret Day has used, including tracing-paper, mirrors and sheets of acetate, which can be lifted to reveal a variant image underneath.

The walls of her room are adorned with a map of the New York subway, another of the world, and, above a full-length mirror, a sheet of lined notebook paper on which she had scribbled these goals for the next four years: "Scholarship and full aid".

Personally, I was more taken with plainer things such as the mid-16th-century town hall, with its twin staircases climbing across the façade to meet at the first-floor front door, the amazing pre-Brutalist Hotel Bern, built in 1914, and two tram-stop shelters: one a classic 1940s design in reinforced concrete, the other a huge mirror-glass sheet slung right across the road.

The typical mirror is a sheet of glass that is coated on its back with aluminum or silver that produces images by reflection.

Patients were asked to put their impaired hand behind the mirror or the sheet.