This premise mirrors the idea of intelligence augmentation, which states that AI systems should be designed with the intention of augmenting, not replacing, human contributions.
This idea mirrors Gibson's notion that any object affords a multitude of actions.
An assemblage of scrap-metal structures, "it mirrors the idea that something is on top of the hill," Ms. McDougall said.
They have succeeded not through verve and skill but grim, unflashy hard work, which their fans seem to prefer.So the ideal of Englishness embodied in the team mirrors the idea of leadership that Mr Brown has tried to promote.
The contrast of the Chocolate Factory's confined rectangular stage and the speed at which the dancers move is stirring: it somehow mirrors the idea that their minds are racing too.
The design perfectly mirrors the idea of the settler to be at once a resident, a producer and a consumer – as well as a member of the cooperative and an administrator.
(The dun-colored walls in "Divided Light and Color" mirror the ideas of The Ten, as they were called, who, inspired by James Abbott McNeill Whistler and the British-born Aesthetic Movement, thought that gallery or museum walls should complement the paintings hung on them).
"We were interested in mirroring that idea," Murphy told reporters.
We started mirroring the idea of taking news clips and putting that on the beat, which is what Keith called it.
These measures mirror the ideas of "Objectivist" Ayn Rand, whose works constantly exalted the individualistic millionaire while hurling invective at the poor, and opposed any program to help the poor, including Social Security.
The number and complexity of the signaling components identified thus far mirrors the idea that the asbestos response is not only related to the presence of iron and the production of ROS, but also involves receptor-mediated processes.
