Sentence examples for mirrored in both from inspiring English sources

The Women's Six Nations Championship kicks off on Saturday, 2 February, the same day as the men's, and the fixtures  are mirrored in both competitions.

The direction of an arrow indicates the dataset that contains the links, e.g., an arrow from A to B means that dataset A contains RDF triples that use identifiers from B. Bidirectional arrows usually indicate that the links are mirrored in both datasets.

This is mirrored in both the rodent maternal care paradigm and the healthy human brain.

4– 7 This inflammatory pattern has been mirrored in both rodent and primate models of the human disease.

The map integration via contig groups showed that nearly all larger contigs were mirrored in both maps.

Nevertheless, supported groups of more recently diverged sequences were mirrored in both N- and Cterminal trees (e.g., D.c. MaSp + D.c. MaSp-like; all Latrodectus MaSp sequences).

If the general qualities and certain details of the earlier work are mirrored in its successor, both the depth of feeling and the compositional technique required to express it are greatly magnified.

This is mirrored in Azari's music, both in the lyrics ("Letting loose, going wild, is what I want you to do" goes opening track Into The Night) and also in the wild, abandon-surrendering groove which places the record at odds with the glut of clinical yet cynical "in the club" records pouring out of the post-David Guetta production line.

The data is both mirrored in real-time using software RAID 1 and backed up incrementally onto the hardware RAID 6 disk array.

The data is both mirrored in real-time using software RAID1 and backed up incrementally onto the hardware RAID 6 disk array.

This idea is mirrored in the lines "And both that morning equally lay / In leaves no step had trodden black" (Frost, "The Road Not Taken" 11-12).