Sentence examples for possible mirroring from inspiring English sources

For the most effective data capture the fabric needs to fit as flexibly and comfortably close to the skin as possible, mirroring the body's own contours.

He won this prize back in 2001 for developing catalysts that ensure reactions produce only one of the two possible mirror forms of a molecule.

The first (number 14) is 'to reduce the amount of cricket played at first-class level... and provide formats and regulations which as far as possible mirror the international game'.

In Committed, Elizabeth Gilbert's sometimes irritatingly chirpy but also often wise study of marriage, she argues that we choose partners partly as an expression of our deepest aspirations for ourselves – in terms of education, appearance, achievement: "Your spouse becomes the most gleaming possible mirror through which your emotional individualism is reflected back to the world".

And the one player who possible mirrors Cruyff the most, Argentinian superstar Lionel Messi, is as bland outside of the pitch as he is colorful on it.

The design will be 'pragmatic' ie it will, as far as possible, mirror usual practice in the UK.

This setup allowed for very tight control of the behavior, while simultaneously monitoring for possible mirror movements.

We aimed to create a test set of slides that, as closely as possible, mirrored the quality and variety of cases observed in everyday clinical practice.

A complete trigger-less parasitic acquisition of the primitives is possible using mirroring switches to monitor the L0 behavior.

Virtually all studies that use statistics take a "sample --a randomly sample --amall group that isample --a, insofarandomlyanly poselectedto mirror the larger population.

But you can't understand where all those regs came from without realizing that they made possible, and mirrored, the growth of the economy.