It may be consider the immune system as a broken mirror in which identical or similar images, or their own reflections, distinctly recognized or blurred.
An OCT scan of the mouse retina also shows that the strongest back reflections come generally from two components: the inner retina and from the outer retina, with a distinctly less reflective region in between (Fig. 3(b)).
And the tension between past and present has unleashed a wave of citywide self-reflection a half-century later in a distinctly American place that is part Dallas Cowboys, part Texas excess and part urban melting pot, where the public school students come from homes where 70 languages are spoken.
In an especially provocative shot, she is naked and bending over to photograph her reflection in a mirror turning her body into a distinctly sculptural form.
"FINALLY" Mr. Drudge's Web site has been distinctly pro-Romney for months, perhaps a reflection of what is said to be a close relationship between Mr. Drudge and Matt Rhoades, Mr. Romney's campaign manager.
The effects of the treatment on the infrared spectrum were observed using attenuated total reflection infrared spectroscopy and it was shown that oxygen produces a distinctly different modification to that produced by the other gases.
Every gesture represents something — masts, rigging, sails, reflections in the water — yet each mark and stain retains its distinctly material identity.
This inaugural "modern basics with a twist" collection — a reflection of the designer's now older and more evolved self — is still distinctly wearable, but more dramatic.
E-Pae and I-Pae encoded distinctly different filamentous hemagglutinin (FHA -like proteins, which may be a reFHA -likeof their different mechanisms for infection.
Pointing to the rise of super-rich politicians in America, the trend toward a depoliticized electorate, and the increasing consolidation of media under a few corporate powerhouses, Stille also makes an impassioned, if occasionally unpersuasive, argument that Berlusconi "is a reflection of ourselves in a fun-house mirror, our features distorted and exaggerated but distinctly recognizable".
