Sentences with phrase «by mirroring»

Get your home office to stand out by choosing a piece with a small colour detail, such as this lamp with a bright flex, then maximise the effect by mirroring the colour elsewhere, such as on a rug border or blinds.

Can you appeal to this audience by mirroring what TOM's Shoes does but in the context of purchasing a home, answering the question «Why is my brokerage or team in the business beyond making money»?

Set your goals high for your real estate career by mirroring habits of the truly elite few.

By mirroring their needs, you'll have the hiring manager nodding in agreement as they read.

By mirroring the language of the job description, the CV writer shows he understands the atmosphere of the department and is ready to join the team.

The BLX was designed by mirroring data dimensions that are paramount to traditional financial indexes, such as the liquidity and the quality of the constituent exchanges.

The raised controls — housed on the right ear cup — are well - built, easy to differentiate by mirroring that of the SoundSport Wireless and SoundSport Free, and respond with the perfect amount of tactile resistance.

The house reinterprets a traditional shotgun - style plan by mirroring two bedroom and bathroom units on either side of the main living space.

From these values, you could very easily interpolate a 2018 global average CO2 value, adjust for MLO annual average and adjust again for April & May averages (perhaps by mirroring the value - adjustments between annual, April & May in 2017).

I think my work impacts the body by mirroring tension and flow that we experience, like walking near flowing water.

By mirroring, fracturing, and juxtaposing the body, he suggests how strange and mutable this relationship can be.

Far from being overawed by the biggest and most frightening gallery space in the world, Eliasson has effectively doubled the height of the 155 - metre (508ft) long Turbine Hall by mirroring the ceiling.

The installations conceived by the Japanese artists are singularly powerful and captivating; her «rooms» which walls, ceiling and floor are spotted by a myriad of small shapes in visual and chromatic contrast with them, often amplified by mirroring surfaces, evoke a boundless physical and mental space.

As typical of the artist, all these works have been conceived to interact with the surrounding environment, which, in the case of Versailles is certainly far from the ordinary, by mirroring, recalling, alluding to, reverting and underlining it.

Friday, December 6, 9 pm at the New World Center Farewell to the Past: Yinka Shonibare MBE Yinka Shonibare MBE - known for work exploring cultural identity, colonialism and post - colonialism within the contemporary context of globalization - uses music and dance to captivate and engage the viewer by mirroring our world in a regal, beautiful and unexpected way.

B. Ingrid Olson at @SimoneSubal - ★ ☆ ☆ - Constructed spatial exercises enlivened by mirroring, distortion, and performative agency.

I manipulate shapes by mirroring, bending, and folding as well as through color choices.

Inventive puzzle platformer that allows players to break the map, by mirroring sections of the level, and rearranging it on the fly.

«RETSNOM is an innovative puzzle platformer game in pixel art style that allows players to alter the game environment by mirroring sections of the level and rearranging it on the fly.

By mirroring the foods that dogs and cats evolved to eat, Biologically Appropriate ORIJEN nourishes as Mother Nature intended, resulting in the peak health and happiness of your cherished dog or cat as well as your peace of mind.

By mirroring his ETF portfolio with index mutual funds, he can set up preauthorized payment plans with each fund, adding money automatically each month with no fees.

A $ 79.99 peripheral called the Dell Cast allows you to use the tablet more like a PC by mirroring its screen to a TV or monitor while connecting to a keyboard and mouse.

Ford has taken the wraps off its new 2013 Sprint Cup Fusion stock car, which seeks to bring some brand identity back into NASCARs top series by mirroring many of the changes seen on the new 2013 Ford Fusion production car recently

As I explored the authors» thinking about discussion in student learning, I was struck by the mirroring of the same issues in teacher learning and productivity in PLCs.

Cloud - based eLearning architecture facilitates an enriched and immersive learning experience with interactive features such as quizzes and voiceovers that challenge the user's depth of understanding and level of retention by mirroring the traditional back and forth that comes with face - to - face instruction.

By mirroring their devices, multiple students can view one or more digital contents together, compare data and interact and collaborate easily with each other as well as the teacher.

Engages the learners by mirroring their thoughts, concerns, doubts and provides solutions to handle these aspects

«By mirroring the organization's perspective with the new hire's perspective in a single storyline, each has access to the insights needed for a mutually successful performance start», said O'Brien.

By mirroring the image on one side of the screen, either horizontally or vertically, Eyre has underscored just how organized Anderson is in his shots, creating beautiful images...

You can gain her favor by mirroring her drink preferences.

You can encourage your baby's attempts at communication by mirroring or imitating his expressions and sounds.

As a result the design of the cars has become somewhat outdated in comparison to F1, something the new generation of cars will try to address by mirroring the «aggressive» styling of the new generation of F1 cars.

By mirroring back what you hear and sense, your spouse will know that you have understood what they are trying to communicate.

As stated by economists Jon Faust and Jonathan H. Wright in a 2009 paper, «by mirroring key elements of the data construction machinery of the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the Fed staff forms a relatively precise estimate of what BEA will announce for the previous quarter's GDP even before it is announced.»

Not exact matches

Firms like Svigals» see themselves as collaborators with clients, mirroring a trend that's shaping the office of the future by deconstructing relationships and reinventing them.

By increasing your time frame, mirroring indexes and taking advantage of dividends, you will likely build wealth over time.

Independence of Non-auditing Services To preclude conflicts of interest and threats to independence, EU audit firms would be required to abide by rules mirroring those in effect internationally.

Spectrum Mobile users will also have the option of paying by the gig, with Charter charging users $ 12 per each gigabyte consumed (again mirroring Comcast's Xfinity Wireless service).

The report cited risks such as record consumer debts and a rising supply of units in some markets, mirroring concerns expressed by the finance minister and Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz.

By including the words «symmetric» and «symmetrical» in its official statement, the Fed signalled it is prepared for inflation to be moderately higher than 2 per cent, mirroring the post-financial crisis years when prices persistently fell short of the goal.

For example, in the above illustration, F is immediately later than G. And E both feels F directly and feels G through the medium of F. Thus, during E's process of concrescence, E's simple physical feeling of G is immediately later than E's simple physical feeling of F. To generalize, the mediatist accepts the following thesis, which follows from the mirroring thesis and the definition of «immediately later»: one simple physical feeling is immediately later than another simple physical feeling just in case the actual occasion felt by the latter is immediately later than the actual occasion felt by the former.

The main point is that the mirroring thesis could also be embraced by an immediatist.

To summarize, the mediatist accepts the following mirroring thesis: one simple physical feeling comes into being earlier than another simple physical feeling just in case the actual occasion felt by the former comes into being later than the actual occasion felt by the latter.15 (It is assumed that the two feelings are in one and the same process of concrescence.)

Accordingly, a nontemporalist can revise the mirroring thesis (roughly) as follows: one simple physical feeling (nontemporally) precedes another simple physical feeling just in case the actual occasion felt by the former comes into being (temporally) later than the actual occasion felt by the latter.

It might be objected that the mirroring thesis was not explicitly stated by Whitehead, and that not enough passages support it.

When in the culture politics of today the right comprehensively packages its agenda under the label «pro-family,» it is mirroring the definition of the conflict proposed by the left.

Which one of us has not experienced the sense of divine abandonment, mirroring in our own little ways Christ's feeling of abandonment by God?

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Imagine my surprise after asking my husband not to shave in front our boys to find them mirroring me by brushing their hair with a toy.

This mirroring sets down the foundations of self - esteem which research shows begins to emerge by age 1 - 2.