Sentence examples for partial mirror from inspiring English sources

In a former life Marson was the editor of Blue Peter, and by his own admission, his subject's life forms a partial mirror of his own.

Homology search is performed for LPO and RPO using our local partial mirror of the UCSC BLAT server [ 6, 7].

A number of partial mirrors help in multiple internal reflections that lead to obtain the desired coherency and power output.

An individual's "self-awareness" is a partial mirroring of the world; Nishida later described the individual self as a focal point of the world.

Hanley explored the psychological bridge from one class to another in her previous book, Estates, and some of its cast returns in Respectable: her Sun-reading nan and granddad live just a few doors down on the estate from her parents, who are partial to the Mirror.

Kim Kardashian and Victoria Beckham are both partial to a mirror-selfie, because they know their audience will relate to them.

She is partial to veils, mirrors, tangled vines and sun flares.

Using a genetic mouse model that mirrors partial pharmacological inactivation of p110α, we found that sustained p110α attenuation protects from fat accumulation and deterioration in insulin sensitivity upon ageing and leads to better overall glucose homeostasis compared with control aged mice.

The mitochondrial oxygen consumption was increased in order to maintain the membrane potential, probably as a mirror of partial uncoupling of electron influx and ATP production.

The images were transformed iteratively by mirror imaging, partial rotations (±45°), and by adding a frame around the image to produce 100 transformations of the original.

The type of response was defined as excellent, partial, or poor according to mirror design method.