The dancers move three upright mirrors in shell-game or magician fashion, closing them around a male dancer and opening them to reveal a female.
In his office in Mandler Hall, Ramachandran positioned a twenty-inch-by-twenty-inch drugstore mirror upright, and perpendicular to the man's body, and told him to place his intact right arm on one side of the mirror and his stump on the other.
Create a second upright that is the mirror image of the first.
Pride of place among shelves stacked with computers and oscilloscopes, and a bench strewn with electronic components, is a laptop-sized square of smoked glass covered in rectangular glass mirrors, standing upright like dominoes.
Hlavackova P, Fristios J, Cuisinier R, Pinsault N, Janura M, Vuillerme N. Effects of mirror feedback on upright stance control in elderly transfemoral amputees.
If two mirrors are mounted at 90° to each other, they will form a completely upright image, and if four mirrors are joined to form a long box with a square opening, any light ray entering the box from one end will be reflected out the other end at an angle essentially identical to that produced by refracting superposition optics.
Fischer collects thirty-six of these, polishes them to a mirror finish, and sets them upright on a plinth like accidental Brancusis.
Furnishings include a gold-leaf mirror rescued from the barbershop and an upright piano, which according to the previous tenants came from Andy Warhol's Factory and was once played by Lou Reed.
A shiny, black robotic hand mounted upright on his desk whirs and clicks as it mirrors his "real" hand with rapid movements.
One of the output ports was directed to the X-Y scanning mirror (OIM101, Optics in Motion LLC, Long Beach, CA) of an upright microscope (MOM, Sutter Instruments, Novato, CA), which served as the sample arm.
