Sentence examples for represent a mirror from inspiring English sources

With respect to its central sorting role, TEN is proposed to represent a "mirror image" of the TGN (Bonifacino and Rojas 2006).

Furthermore, Joe sadly fears that his comic book superheroes represent a "mirror-image fascism... assuring the creation of another generation of men who revered only strength and domination".

This would therefore represent a mirror-image scenario of PI3K regulatory subunit interaction in BMP versus TGF-β receptors.

There was, however a flaw in its utopian potential: as New York Times Nigeria correspondent John Darnton remarked, the compound – which had its own system of justice, meted out in beatings – represented "a mirror image of the militaristic society [Fela] criticises".

This almost represents a mirror image of the pre-dialysis situation.

On the other hand, the oval frame might also represent an antique mirror, as if the book in which it is pasted is reflecting back on its place of origin.

with Pb originating from central to southern China; K (dashed line) represents a bronze mirror and swords brought from the Korean Peninsula during the Yayoi era (10 B.C. to 3 A.D).

Through each map, the Passaic is represented by a mirror twisting through its eponymous city and neighboring towns — a shining silver sliver that manages to reorient the viewer to the (in life) forgotten waterway, to represent it anew in its own exact factness.

For the back cover, Harrison chose a photo of part of the Berlin Wall, which designers John Kelly and Alan Aldridge then manipulated and mirrored to represent a corner.

Both Slack and Workplace represent a new model: productivity tools that mirror social networks.

On the other hand, naturalistic and mirror studies may represent a more reliable design for affordable comparisons [ 116, 118].