Realizing that she is not quite real, the "visitor" Rheya grows desperate and confused in a way that mirrors her prototype's behavior on earth.
From earliest childhood, Marie-Thérèse's behavior mirrored her mother's, whether she was donning a miniature version of the grand panier (the giant hoop skirt that, the author notes, "weighed as much as she did") or frolicking in the bucolic gardens of the Petit Trianon in accordance with Marie Antoinette's elegant, if misguided, interpretation of Rousseau.
Qubits can become "entangled," each qubit mirroring the behavior of the other even across vast distances.
You may have taken a mime class, where you felt connected or at one with another person while mirroring their behavior.
Again mirroring consumer behavior, 84% of respondents believe that mobile devices will become the primary viewing device for enterprise video within three years.
Meanwhile, the most generous subjects showed heightened brain activity in regions linked to recognizing pain and emotion, and to mirroring others' behavior, according to the study, which was published online Feb. 1 in the journal Human Brain Mapping.
Specifically these are: (1) mirroring drug behavior on heterogeneous patient populations; (2) cost-effectiveness: One of the key inputs for effective modeling is the prognosis data, which is already available for large populations in various cancer types.
One study suggests that murine TLR8 may not be functional [ 15] -leaving murine TLR7 more closely mirroring the behavior of human TLR8.
A powerful way of establishing rapport is isopraxis, or mirroring another's behavior.
And the second thing is mirroring the behaviors that we want to see from our leaders.
For example, Hans mirrors the behavior of the other characters: "He mirrors [Anna] and he's goofy with her... [T]he Duke [of Weselton] is a jerk, so he's a jerk back.
