Sentence examples for time mirrored from inspiring English sources

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.

In addition, amplitude changes in time mirrored the temporal dynamics of behavioral accuracy in experimental tasks requiring shifts of attention [ 21, 26].

Both of these are written in couplets and divided into short, flexible sections and scenes, moving quickly back and forth in time, mirroring the swerves and shifts of memory.

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

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".

After randomization to either carbohydrate-restricted or fat-restricted diets for 52 weeks, the proportion of Bacteroidetes increased over time, mirroring reductions in host weight but not dietary changes (14).

Though these times mirrored pre-season, regular season, and playoffs, some overlap of periods likely existed between regions.

Furthermore, the correlation among reaction times mirrored the correlations observed for accuracy, thus reinforcing our conclusions.