Sentence examples for time mirror from inspiring English sources

However, linear polarization gating, alone, does not allow filtering at the same time mirror reflections and multiple scattered light.

One readily understands why he should wish to suppress or at least not display the bulk of his early work, in which, like so many (male) poets in their youth he spends so much of the time mirror-gazing.

Cuthbert says: "The restrictive bathing costumes of the time mirrored day wear, with its corsetry and voluminous skirts, so Kellerman influenced not just swimwear, but the whole way that women behaved.

Now in Little Men, the forces of gentrification are at play again, this time in a rising Brooklyn neighbourhood and this time mirrored in the friendship of a pair of adolescent boys.

The development of stocks over time mirrors the stochastic demand process and is heavily affected by the short-term replenishment quantities of the customers.

The conception of time mirrors that of space: it is that in virtue of which statements of the form "A is earlier than B" are objectively true of false.

While Slack's competitors might be able to clone its basic functionality, they'll have a tough time mirroring the ecosystem of developers drawn by Slack's remarkable momentum, buzz, and $80 million dev fund.

Their policy approach at the time mirrors almost exactly what Facebook is doing now with Holocaust denial groups, namely banning behavior in certain countries to comply with local laws, but allowing it everywhere else.

It wouldn't be the first time," mirroring Armitage's statement that "baddies are always the most fun to play".

Eva and I would buy food and then run around Nathan's playing and laughing at ourselves in the fun time mirrors.

We need to question whether we want the entertainment we put on TV to become, over time, mirrors of our society as a whole.