Sentence examples for precisely mirrors from inspiring English sources

The ruling, by 5-4, precisely mirrors one in 2008 that struck down a ban on handgun ownership in Washington, DC.

Indeed, Beckett's oft-quoted "You must go on, I can't go on, I'll go on" precisely mirrors the plight of Park's beleaguered characters.

Robinson, who previously worked with Ono on the republication in 2001 of Lennon's interviews with Jann Wenner of Rolling Stone as Lennon Remebers, said that Ono's "commitment to social justice and environmental concerns, expressed in artistic forms that are adventurous and beautiful, precisely mirrors the values we are seeking to build our publishing programme around".

In the case of many mutualistic symbionts, the bacterial phylogeny precisely mirrors the host phylogeny, indicating that the bacteria and host have co-speciated [ 55].

The nonmonotonic dose effect relationship for effect on ACh systems precisely mirrors that seen for cognitive impairment (Timofeeva et al. 2008).

The present study shows that Aqp4 deletion has a layer-specific effect on [K+]o that precisely mirrors the reported effect on extracellular volume dynamics.

Chaudhuri's high baritone supplies the precise khyal-style vocals, while his left hand moves up and down almost precisely mirroring his pitch, as if he were controlling a giant theremin.

The stone mansion's Italian Renaissance style is to be precisely mirrored in the condo structure.

In its motions, the government pointed out that it was wrong to assume "the information Mr. Radomski will provide to the Mitchell Commission will precisely mirror the redacted information in the search-warrant affidavit".

By contrast, television hammers the same themes that emerged in the sitcoms of a quarter-century ago: Lydia DeLucca's frustrations and class aspirations precisely mirror those of Laverne De Fazio.

But the conditions studied in Africa do not precisely mirror the AIDS situation in the United States, and experts caution that the new research should not lull Americans into giving up safe-sex practices.