Sentence examples for that mirroring from inspiring English sources

Mr. Welch said that, mirroring the American actions, the "broad trend" of European governments had been "supportive of the direction that we are going in" of cutting off aid to day-to-day Palestinian operations but letting money flow for "humanitarian" purposes.

"It suggests that mirroring may be a general mechanism involved in regulating emotional behavior".

Some (Nichols and Stich 2000, 2003; cf. Leslie 1987) have suggest that mirroring and quarantining fall out naturally from the architecture of the imagination: mirroring is a consequence of the ways in which imagination and belief share a "single code" and quarantining is a consequence of the way in which imagination takes place "off-line" (Nichols 2004; 2006).

We conclude that, mirroring the effects of rare GoF LRP5 mutations, a common LRP5 allele that is presumably associated with reduced LRP5 function correlates with modestly increased upper-body fat accumulation.

Other computational perspectives argue that mirroring systems involved in recognizing actions can be understood within a predictive coding framework, or more formally, as equivalent to Bayesian inference within a hierarchical structure [ 96].

Oztop and Arbib [ 49, 50] have argued that mirroring properties are an exaptation of a more basic neuronal function, namely that of providing feedback for visually-guided grasping movements.

"We give the school program that mirrors the system here.

There is a lot of material that mirrored my condition.

But that mirrors the traditional pendulum swings of European politics.

The creditors have a sense of victimhood that mirrors that of the debtors.

Detroit is the poorest city in the US with health outcomes that mirror that.