Sentence examples for mirrored version of from inspiring English sources
A fourth unlockable class, Mirror Mode, allows the player to race through a mirrored version of the tracks using the 150 cc engine size.
As in The Turn of the Screw, a stifling shame, like fog, seeps through the narrative; it is what we feel when we see the shadow within our psyche, the black and mirrored version of our sane and social self.
By superimposing the malunited radius on a mirrored version of the healthy contralateral side, the location and degree of deformity is determined.
CAT data were used to create a 3D surface mesh of the scanned bones: The affected limb was then superimposed on a mirrored version of the healthy contralateral side.
We've also discovered that Apple is signing partners to offer what amounts to a mirrored version of your iTunes database, a service that will be considerably improved over current "locker"models used by Amazon and Google.
eRepublik, its first MOSS, is set in a browser-based mirrored version of the real world in which players (called citizens) can participate in politics, set economic policy, start businesses, engage in wars with other countries and interact socially with other players while they're at it.
The left and right eyes are, in fact, more or less mirror versions of each other, and the sclera, the white of the eye, is covered in small bumps.
Known to the ancients as the Pillars of Hercules, the strategically important gateway between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean is laced with mirroring versions of history — a commodity in no short supply here.
But the new work does suggest that if these cross-copying ribozymes arose early on, they could have copied both mirror versions of RNA to propel the evolution of more complex RNAs.
During a Week three pre-season debacle in which the entire team played like carnival mirror versions of themselves, he was harassed and rattled relentlessly by the Saints defense.
In all classification experiments, we used both original and mirror versions of each image.
