Cummings said the panel should mirror the example of the House Intelligence Committee instead of the House Oversight Committee, previously led by Rep. Darrel Issa (R-Vista), which he accused of manipulating testimony "to promote false political narratives".
That Ravisankar's story represents the triumph of a certain sort of Silicon Valley meritocracy is mirrored in the examples he tosses off of other unlikely successes.
Firstly, the robotic theory is utilized to derive the general decoupling structural dynamics, which further lead to the formation of the mirror components in the example structure.
In the mirror example above, the path of the incoming particle can be changed without violating the conservation of momentum because at the end of the process momentum has been transferred to the mirror).
The Mirror, for example, ran the headline "Piano man sham" when his identity was finally revealed.
In "Strangers in the Mirror," for example, Oliver Sacks, the neurologist and author who is pretty much a walking, talking science festival unto himself, and the painter Chuck Close, famous for his large-scale portraits, discuss their common malady — an inability to recognize faces, including their own in a mirror.
In "Strangers in the Mirror," for example, Oliver Sacks, the neurologist and author who is pretty much a walking, talking science festival unto himself, and the painter Chuck Close, famous for his large-scale portraits, discuss their common malady -- an inability to recognize faces, including their own in a mirror.
In the mirror, for example, or on the poster of the current Classic Stage Company revival, where Sarsgaard's face stares out.
The individual collages, chronologically arranged, reflect the spirit of a certain period — tableau I, for example, mirrors the punky exuberance of 1977-1982.
The building's curved facade, for example, mirrors the curve of the freeway on-ramp, so that as you approach along one of the two streets that border it, the curves seem to converge, creating a sense of acceleration and pulling you around to the front of the building.
The first example mirrors the situation with which Kettlewell was actually dealing.
