Sentence examples for under the mirror from inspiring English sources

Just push the blue button under the mirror and you will be connected to a human operator who will send help if your car breaks down, send you spoken turn-by-turn directions or find the nearest gas station for you.

Nonlinear projection transformation: Assuming that the projection coordinates under the mirror coordinate system are known, the projection point coordinates on the metric plane can be calculated.

We believe that the high value of emissivity deviation occurring for θ = 20° is a measurement error, probably caused from a not perfect position of the sample (because of its geometrical dimension) under the mirror collecting the emitted radiation to the spectrometer.

The rotation matrix R w is a quaternion notation, wherein W represents the projection process, and V 1 = [q o, q 1, q 2, q 3, t 1, t 2, t 3] represents the unknown variables in the projection matrix P. Nonlinear projection transformation: Assuming that the projection coordinates under the mirror coordinate system are known, the projection point coordinates on the metric plane can be calculated.

There's something sickly and pervily wrong about this cover given the almost-innocence of the song itself, which sees Scotland's only disco chanteuse singing breathlessly about the head over heels feeling we've all felt under the mirror ball at some point in our nightlives.

Under the mirror-ball effect from the sudden flurry of flashbulbs in the aquatic center, beneath the thundering sound of the foot-stomping Australians erupting at the buzzer, the American Maureen O'Toole finally pulled herself out of the pool.

Under the mirrors in his shop, he kept a copy of the draft constitution that had caused so much debate, which he bought at a store for 50 cents.

Well regarded for his tenure at the under-resourced Mirror, but editing the Sun is a very different proposition.

Talk story about Hyman Goldberg, who writes the cooking column for the Mirror under the name of Prudence Penny.

He then left the Mirror under a cloud in 2004 after publishing hoaxed pictures of British soldiers abusing Iraqi prisoners.

The New Yorker, September 14 , 1963P. 33 Talk story about Hyman Goldberg, who writes the cooking column for the Mirror under the name of Prudence Penny.