Sentence examples for valuable mirror from inspiring English sources

In the NRA's versions, this valuable mirror into the psyche and human development is robbed at gunpoint.

Presenting various robots that differ in appearance and performance would open a new direction of research to address empirically what forms the basis of human interaction, as Keepon functioned as a platform to shed light on a new aspect of the uncanny valley effect and as a valuable mirror to reflect humans' perception of themselves.

These mirrors, set in frames of carved and gilded wood, are extremely valuable when the mirror is original to the frame.

We conclude that as in Europe, it would be valuable to farm mirror rather than nude carps, as the supposed benefits of the latter are not supported by our experiment in typical Malagasy farming conditions.

The device itself is a bog-standard Galaxy Tab 4. The name itself, the unwieldy "Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook," shows who is who in the pecking order and the only real value is in the support offered at every B&N store in the country – a valuable resource that mirrors, in a way, Amazon's MayDay video support.

The fiber nonlinear optical loop mirror (NOLM) is a valuable tool in optical signal processing applications.

Lost and Orange Is the New Black use the more obvious (though no less valuable) device of the flashback to mirror Joyce's management of voice.

Given that there is some preliminary evidence that mirror-imaging may be related to the timing of the division and therefore the type of placentation, information on chorion type of MZ twins would also be extremely valuable in any future study of mirror-imaging in twins.

But "the broken mirror may actually be as valuable as the one which is supposedly unflawed".

Also still extant is a work of his descendant ʿUnṣur al-Maʿālī Keykāʾūs (reigned 1049 90), the Qābūs-nāmeh, a prose "Mirror for Princes," which is a valuable document on the social and political life of the time.

Such groups essentially "hold up a mirror" to ongoing studies and provide valuable input as well as wider credibility on issues such as privacy, adherence to consent limitations, and ethics.