Sentences with phrase «mirrored by»

The result is spaces that exercise restraint and balance: such as the angles of a chandelier subtly mirrored by an Alexander Calder mobile and the curves of two Martin Eisler armchairs echoed by a pair of Fifties chairs from Golborne Road.

The sweeping arc of the worktop is mirrored by the round edges of the table and chairs, while Terrazzo stone flooring and walls painted in Brilliant White by Dulux maintain a feeling of light and space in the scheme.

Its curve effect, mirrored by the overhead extractor, adds a sleek feel.

The slight drop in average sale price in seasonally adjusted data was mirrored by a one per cent reduction in actual sales for the month when compared to the same period last year.

Ross: Your last statement is mirrored by the obvious lack of REALTOR members» readership of REM, and more to the point, by the lack of comments herein over time.

These factors are being mirrored by the growth of urban mixed - use developments that attract new tenants and businesses (Chicago's West Loop and Austin's The Domain are good examples; they offer luxury living, retail, work and entertainment, as well as parks and gathering spaces.)

Nordstrom recently reported a 6.4 percent decline in sales at its full - service department stores, a downward trend mirrored by Macy's latest decline (38 percent drop) and Neiman Marcus» 6.8 percent decline during the holiday quarter.

The problems with the peer problems subscale were, as would be expected mirrored by low estimates of internal consistency for this subscale across all three raters.

Treatment needs to reactivate the capacity to safely mirror and be mirrored by others, but also to resist being hijacked by others» negative emotions.»

Attachment, Differentiation, Individuation, and Neuroscience: Low Complexity Partners in Couple Therapy The early 1950s brought us John Bowlby's work on infant attachment, mirrored by Harry Harlow's primate attachment studies on rhesus monkeys.

They start with the fact that divorcing spouses typically blame each other for everything that has gone wrong, and that this is mirrored by the two political parties.

Called variously «emotional check ins,» «heart check - ins,» or «connection times,» the practice of setting aside time and place regularly to focus on one's spouse's inner world and feelings and to be heard, understood, and mirrored by one's spouse regarding one's own inner world, is vital for couples to feel emotionally close.

This difference was mirrored by the significant differences favouring the intervention group on the Goodman conduct problem score at both time points.

Interestingly, this stress response pattern was mirrored by less constructive ways of soliciting and providing support during the conflict discussion: anxiously attached wives were less able to recognize their avoidant husbands» distress, whereas avoidant husbands found it difficult to constructively express their needs to their anxious wives.

The city's vitality is mirrored by the winning St. Louis Cardinals baseball team, its great collection of parks and the renowned medical research center at Washington University.

This is mirrored by major infrastructure projects, where the focus is on sourcing candidates for engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractors.

That lackluster performance was mirrored by our test results.

My visceral reaction to the Mate 10's few software quirks is likely not going to mirrored by the vast majority of people.

The statement was met with applause from the audience, excitement that was mirrored by Wuille who was sometimes unable to contain his enthusiasm onstage.

In fact, Intel's strong growth in servers, mirrored by a sharp decline in mobile and stationary endpoints, points to far fewer gâteaux being baked in its plants overall.

The current enterprise enthusiasm for intelligent assistants is mirrored by Tractica's forecast that expects the space to grow to one billion users by 2025.

However, Microsoft's traditional advantages in B2B because of its dominant office computing suite and growing Azure cloud services are mirrored by lackluster presence in B2C domains.

That's mirrored by the angle of the brushed aluminum back.

Huawei's increasing brand influence is mirrored by its steady revenue growth, driven in part by the company's consumer business.

China has set up its own national security review of foreign investments into China, mirrored by Australia's recently strengthened national security review of foreign investments (China - sourced or otherwise) into critical infrastructure.

This is where the wireless signals come in and out, and it's mirrored by a white, rubbery strip that wraps around the chassis, just below the keyboard and on either side of the trackpad.

The experience was mirrored by several other readers.

The «Do Not Disturb» feature is mirrored by default, but we'll show you how to disable it in case you want the «Do Not Disturb» enabled on one device and not the other.

My bet is that you would find that your experience with CSA is mirrored by the experiences of policy holders with any other travel insurance provider for the same losses.

Section 53, of course, is also mirrored by s. 253.1 of the WCA and, if both are taken to apply to WCAT's power to review its own decisions (a position not endorsed by the majority), the dissent appears to be embarking on a novel and confusing path by applying the analysis in CSWU to the ATA, rather than considering the WCA in its legislative context.

Our commitment is mirrored by our attention to the rapidly evolving cannabis industry, which is uniquely regulated federally across Canada, locally within provinces and municipalities, and in jurisdictions beyond our borders.

The vast majority of the LOR respondents reported that their outside firms don't even bother with client satisfaction surveys, a result mirrored by the majority of law firm leaders who reported that they visit with few, if any, of their firm's key clients.

The animus exhibited by the complainants was mirrored by observers in the court room, and the crowd that gathered outside.

Anti-social behaviour by the few is mirrored by anti-civil behaviour by the many.

Our legal and support teams work together to deliver exceptional expertise mirrored by a first class client service.

They are mirrored by the rule in Chapter II of the CBA code, which provides that «the lawyer must be both honest and candid when advising clients.»

Lovelock observes, for instance, that environmentalism has developed into something resembling a religion, which is mirrored by a religiosity amongst some sceptics.

But I can't help but note that the relentless focus on the techno - fix, and the absolute certainty that we can and should deliver «business as usual» through innovation and technology is mirrored by an equally stubborn and immovable belief from others that we can not.

The big company issues reasuring press statements, mirrored by the little company, and the world goes on.

The idea that remote gravitational forces influence volcanism is mirrored by the short - term data, says Tolstoy.

NOAA has satellites and predictive capability that is mirrored by the actual bleaching that is occurring.

This move was closely mirrored by Asia - Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) leaders in November 2009.

Perhaps the rise of one new political group will be mirrored by a group that seeks the negation of the Trump - desiring machine.

Both Bleckner and Eichelmann's attention to the past is mirrored by a fascination with the future.

Cat., New York, Whitney Museum of American Art and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Adolph Gottlieb, 1968, p. 21) The immediate intensity of the inky red and black orb is mirrored by the saturated blue explosion that embodies the title of Red and Blue, resulting in an enduring painting of pure optical brilliance.

Remembering a gala to benefit East Hampton's Guild Hall a few years ago, where Sherman wore a sea green printed Prada dress that was mirrored by a guest, another blond in Prada, we wanted to see what she would wear to an event of this magnitude.

In Whitten's piece, Horne's role in shifting views of African American femininity is mirrored by a shift in the role of the medium in establishing the figure / ground relationship.

FAUSTUS, DUNDEE REP 4/5 Theatre The Herald; November 16, 2007; NEIL COOPER; 433 words... craving for immortality is mirrored by the Chapmans» conscious courting of controversy... is set among the aftermath of the 2001 Turner Prize, won by Martin Creed's A Light Switch... Mephistopheles press the flesh as the Chapmans mull over their defeat.

Just as her large - scale paintings of Mickey Mouse, Batman, and Homer are mirrored in the source material photographs in the next room, they are similarly mirrored by the various lunch boxes, posters, and other objects that permeate our lives.

With the rise of the internet, there has been an undeniable decline in the public's appreciation of printed matter — a decline mirrored by the waning public interest in NASA's space program, which has consequently received significant budget cuts in recent years, making the shift to privatized and corporate space travel an encroaching reality.