Sentence examples for mirrors which give from inspiring English sources

The band's large, die-cut logo hangs above their heads, alongside large mirrors which give the set the air of an Eighties disco and the ubiquitous video screen to give everyone in the house a sense of intimacy.

But because it lacks the single lens reflex mirror which gives the SLR its name, the mirrorless camera can be smaller and lighter.

You won't be watching yourself when you present, but your body, voice, and energy will all be used to a mirror, which gives no feedback, reaction, or energy and makes you focus on yourself.

Due to the oscillating character of modal functions and because we consider only modal function modulus, there exist "mirror" depths which give secondary peaks in the contrast function (Figure 14(a)).

Next we'll take a look at the Mirror API, which gives you the ability to exchange data and interact with the user over REST.

According to invitation, the hackathons will introduce developers to Glass (they'll be given a device on-site) as well as its Mirror API, which "gives you the ability to exchange data and interact with the user over REST".

Rather, the propositions which give the contents of one's true beliefs mirror reality, in virtue of entering into correspondence relations to the right pieces of it.

You could actually make stuff like paper lanterns which give your room a cozy feel, or string beads across your door or mirror.

The inner mirrors are made of mirrored Plexiglas, which gives the piece the durability for people to go inside and have free reign on how they play with it.

And there are signs which give hope.

It was identical to the A Station from the outside and was constructed directly to its east as a mirror to it, which gave the power station its now familiar four-chimney layout.