There was the growth of comprehensive education, a meritocratic idea that the schooling system shouldn't slavishly mirror the class structure, that there should simply be schools where kids went to learn, irrespective of wealth or status.
This mirrored the second-class status that women have within the family and society in China.
Harvard would get a freshman class that mirrored the race, gender, class and ethnicity of the applicant pool.
"From about 1900, the Irish-American family pattern mirrored the American middle-class standard of family size," said Marion R. Casey, an assistant professor of Irish-American studies at New York University.
Mirroring the Review class, the chirpy young adults who appear on the CD-ROM suggest that students working on sentence completion cover the answers and fill in their own word and that they approach the analogies by creating a sentence that uses both words.
The number of HIF-binding transcripts (defined as the closest promoter to each HIF-binding site) in each category broadly mirrored the total number in each class.
But there has also historically been a strong counterweight of support for police in the neighborhoods, influenced partly by the large number of officers who have personal ties to the neighborhood or whose backgrounds mirror the working-class, largely Latino immigrant community.
From Nov. 28, 2005, to Nov. 28, 2006, the Platinum 400 class of 2006 only mirrored the 10% price return of the Standard & Poor's 500.
Baszile's sister is able to assimilate into the world of the black middle class, which mirrors the white middle-class model in its rigidity and formality and social snobbery.
Overall, enrichment of drug ATC classes mirrors the enrichment of disease classes within the communities strikingly well.
