Sentences with phrase «use mirrored»

To top it off, use mirrored wardrobes to bounce light around and create a wonderfully bright space.

Install a set at the end of a long walk in wardrobe, and use mirrored doors to maximise the feeling of space.

Tessera also owns Stirling Energy Systems, which makes solar units that use a mirrored dish to focus the sun's heat on a hydrogen - fueled engine, said to be among the most efficient forms of solar energy.

Solar dish / engine systems use a mirrored dish similar to a very large satellite dish.

To mix things up a bit, I can use the mirrored rectangular tray as a remote control holder on my white Threshold ™ Carson Horizontal Bookcase under my TV, while utilizing the silver deer and silver candleholder as an accent to compliment my silver framed mirror.

Instead of selling their own SLRs, which use a mirror and prism mechanism to allow a scene to be viewed by the photographer and recorded on film, Panasonic, Olympus, and others started selling selling smaller cameras that relied just on digital sensors.

I would use mirrors in the stores and display all the fresh fruits to entice customers including the exotics.

No, we will create a separate email address for you using a mirror domain that we purchase on your behalf, so that we can process the leads acordingly in our system.

When inside is too chaotic to find clarity, using a mirror has helped me to look outside the chaos and still more deeply into myself all at the same time.

† † I meant to tattoo GOD on my forehead, but I was using a mirror and I was afraid I would accidentally write DOG, so I thought and thought and got very confused and accidentally wrote OGD instead.

Hi, When you say get the mirror image printed that means «LOVE» will be «⅃ OVƎ» right... but in the video you haven't used a mirror image??? so little confused...

But in addition to that, we use a mirror so that the baby can see us, we talk to the baby, put on kids music (Sesame Street, Elmo's song in particular, worked wonders for both of our kids).

This book celebrates the little discoveries using a mirror on the cover and soft baby friendly pages throughout.

The mirror is 7» in diameter and extends about 12», so you don't have to worry too much about breaking your back leaning over countertops and vanities to apply your makeup using this mirror.

Get the finest hairs from unwanted places with this easy - to - use mirror.

Use a mirror to help.

IRB study shows using the mirror helped Moms focus on pushing and reduced their pushing time during labor.

Of course, it's important to use mirrors that are safe and designed for babies, and this is a good reminder to put safety first.

Additionally, you can practice nursing using a mirror, letting you see what others see and make the necessary adjustments.

Physicist and Nobelist Serge Haroche describes using a mirrored box to trap photons to spy on them as they bounce around inside.This Nature Video was produced with support from Mars, Incorporated.

These telescopes typically use mirrors, which capture more random, unwanted light, burying any faintly emitting objects.

The system uses a mirror to sweep the light — and the focal point of the camera — through a sample.

Seven of eight pigs tested took less than a minute to learn how to use the mirror to find the food (Animal Behaviour, DOI: 10.1016 / j.anbehav.2009.07.027).

A bevy of cutting - edge telescopes is poised to capture the universe's photons using mirrors up to 10 million times as large as a person's pupil.

Instead of using lenses, his telescope used mirrors, which avoided the blurring problem.

Kasparian says that in future, Christodoulides's team's work could be combined with his to help aim the laser pulses and plasma channels at specific targets, such as clouds, although he points out that the laser pulses can also be guided using mirrors.

Mathematicians jumped into the act, using mirror symmetry to tackle other unsolved problems in enumerative geometry, typically entailing counting lines and curves on complicated surfaces and three - dimensional spaces.

The study author often used mirror images of photos so each animal walks from left to right.

After 12 — 38 days of this regimen, 5 of 7 monkeys passed a version of Gallup's original mark test, using the mirror to touch an odourless mark applied to their faces.

Diana Reiss, a comparative psychologist at Hunter College in New York City who was involved in the dolphin and elephant mirror self - recognition studies, draws a distinction between animals using a mirror spontaneously and monkeys that do so after extensive training.

In 1991, the physicist Philip Candelas and his colleagues used mirror symmetry to solve a century - old problem, in effect counting the number of spheres that could fit inside a Calabi - Yau space.

There is much cheesy lore about the ancient Greek mathematician Archimedes of Syracuse: that he popularized the word «eureka»; that he used mirrors to set Roman ships on fire; that a Roman soldier killed him in 212 B.C. while he was tracing diagrams in the sand.

He is best known for the work that overlaps with my own interests: using mirrors as a low - tech form of virtual reality to treat phantom - limb pain and stroke paralysis.

Unlike the eyes of all other back - boned animals, which use a lens to focus light, this one uses mirrors.

The hypothetical supersymmetric particles, which physicists hope to discover at giant particle accelerators like the Large Hadron Collider, would be «a reflection of all the Standard Model particles, using a mirror that is slightly distorted,» explains Joseph Incandela, a physicist at the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Using a mirror 28 feet wide — five times as big as the Pan-STARRS telescopes — and a camera the size of a pickup truck, it will be able to survey the entire sky in three days.

While the monkeys could learn to use the mirrors as tools for observing other objects, they never showed any signs of self - recognition.

The scallop uses a mirror to focus light instead of a lens, to circumvent this problem,» he said.

CSP uses mirrors to collect and focus sunlight on a surface to produce steam for electric power generation.

Sceptics say it would be impossible to use mirrors to keep...

Unlike conventional lasers, which use mirrors to amplify the light they create, free - electron lasers rely on a high - quality electron beam and an array of magnets.

Using the mirror to steer his hand, he poked the instrument into his irritated nostril, latched onto a suspicious lump, and quickly yanked it out, careful not to snag any nose hairs in the process.

Scientists at the University of Bonn and the University of British Columbia (Vancouver, Canada) have developed a novel camera system which can see around the corner without using a mirror.

Thus, one can split off the light that forms the lower - frequency end of the comb using a mirror that only reflects longer - wavelength light but passes shorter wavelengths, then send it through the doubling crystal, and finally direct both it and the light of the higher - frequency end of the comb onto the same photodetector.

The fish use their mirror - like sides in Star Wars - like light fights.

During the First World War, a correspondent tells us, 902 491 aerial reconnaissance negatives were annotated on their backs using mirror writing.

Consider Griffin's performance on a test Pepperberg devised to see whether the birds could use a mirror image of an object to manipulate it.

The skill, the correspondent continues, persists in naval personnel who use mirror writing on the backs of illuminated perspex plotting screens.

Four years later, in 1958, he and his brother - in - law and future Nobelist Arthur Schawlow conceived the idea of doing the same thing with optical light, but using mirrors at the ends of a gas tube to amplify the light to get an «optical maser.»

«BRAIN: The World Inside Your Head» uses a variety of interactive components to explain complex functions of the brain — lean on electrodes and perform tasks to see real - time EEG measurements and simulated imaging of corresponding brain activity; look through a microscope to view real neurons from different species; and use a mirror and peephole to see how the brain attends to movement first, a sign of the survival instinct.