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Automatic dimming mirrors, which protect the driver from being dazzled by the lights of a car behind, are increasingly popular on new cars.
You can use wallcoverings to create panels and borders to highlight pictures and mirrors.
He looked about at all the imitations of himself, like a ring of mirrors each showing California in a state of abject want.
There were lipstick holders, compacts and mirrors discreetly designed to go inside.
Power windows, locks and mirrors and CD in the dash, are very upscale options for that little bit of cash.
The family bathroom adjoins this room and includes a bath with shower attachment, part-tiled walls and two large mirrors.
He gets that sense that nobody really knows what's going on, of wheels within wheels or a wilderness of mirrors.
When used with mirrors glued with RTV, whiffletrees are simpler to build because they need no slings or edge supports.
The three mirrors in the kaleidoscope are what provides the dance of ministry pieces and programs.
The bright lights reflect off the white tiles and the mirrors and hurt my skin.
On the dressing table three rectangular mirrors reflected greyness from the garden.
The store also has a small retail component with ready-made frames, prints and beveled mirrors.
Look for cars with rear-view mirrors that automatically dim and filter out headlight glare.
Equipment will include electrically retractable rear-view mirrors and automatic air-conditioning.
On the comfort front all versions have air conditioning, electric door mirrors and windows and hi-fi.
The vandals mainly broke off wing mirrors and damaged windscreens in the vehicles.
Off the ferry at Dover, quickly adjust wing mirrors and straight into town centre traffic.
Incidentally, all five-door Grand Vitara models have been kitted out with electrically adjustable, heated door mirrors.
Light streamed in, not from the windows on the wall, but from mirrors reflecting sunlight off the roof.
There are so many of me because the mirrors are reflecting both the original me and the reflections of me, if that makes sense.
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Finally, it has been suggested by Wilenski and others that Vermeer might have traced over images reflected in mirrors.
One nuance Duguay revels in throughout the film is the use of mirrors, windows and reflections.
Students also drew self-portraits by looking at their reflections in mirrors.
The history of this property in many ways mirrors the experience of large landholdings all over Australia.
This play on the oral and written language mirrors the structure of the blues and the instrumental variations of jazz.
Rastrelli was the first to include the tall narrow mirrors to give the new room the appearance of being completely covered with amber.
New models are most easily spotted by the indicator repeaters in the outside mirrors, as well as other detail external bodywork changes.
Electronic commerce is leading the way to using disk-based mirrors for data replication and data distribution.
However, one may be a realist without claiming that our present science mirrors nature accurately in all respects.
Side-view mirrors are replaced with side-mounted cameras, significantly reducing aerodynamic drag.
The amber mosaic panels between the long mirrors and gilding have been painstakingly reproduced and constructed by Russian craftsmen.
For instance, one room is completely walled in mirrors with huge crystal chandeliers hanging from the ceiling.
The body is all steel and has the original chrome bumpers, grille, and mirrors.
A heliograph was a communications system consisting of two mirrors on a tripod used to flash signals with sunlight.
This mirrors my own epiphany when I was first exposed to feminist liberation theology at Harvard Divinity School in the eighties.
I also found that the mirrors appeared to be a product of design over function.
This executive branch of government never functions as accurate and honest mirrors of the president.
On the walls were mirrors which reflected what little natural light came through the portholes around the room.
Maria's single-minded rise through the company's ranks mirrors the renaissance of the German postwar economy.
He obtained Lissajous figures by successively reflecting light from mirrors on two tuning forks vibrating at right angles.
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Mismatched mirrors on opposite walls reflected one another, and a coffee maker burned coffee on its burner.
Drinkers can gaze into distorting mirrors, try out the dodgems or roundabouts or have their fortunes read.
On the other side of the glass and mahogany door, the room, furnished with art deco lamps, bistro mirrors and very little else, was heaving.
Her story loosely mirrors the author's own experiences as the indentured servant of a mean-spirited and violent woman.
This NEC design uses four aspherical curved mirrors to deliver an image to the screen.
It also has mirrors under the bonnet to give a double effect to the engine and reaches top speeds of 145 mph.
Also available are stylish headlights, wheels and hubcaps, mirrors, tail lights, fog lights, and grilles.
Auto parts such as mirrors, tail lights, headlights, radiators, wheels, are also available in a pocket-friendly price.
The revival of Confucius mirrors the return of other traditional belief systems and religions such as Taoism and Buddhism.
The seat memories also cover the mirrors, and the left side mirror dips to show the curb to avoid damaging the 18 inch mag wheels when parking.
His books are saturated with mirrors, windows, diaries, memories, travels, dreams, narcissism, and gazing.
Candlestick stems are topped with silk shades, wall lights are backed with Venetian mirrors and slender brass stems are capped by plated shades.
I've been around a few 'scopes in my time and their mirrors always have some schmutz on them.
All-round visibility is excellent, especially due to the large rear screen and two-part wing mirrors with blind spot adjustment.
This has caused many theoreticians to adopt a philosophical approach that mirrors the ideas of Plato.
The bathrooms are fitted with white Victorian suites, thermostatic showers, mirrors and shaving lights.
First, the intangibility of speech better mirrors the materiality of ultimate reality.
The stage was marvellously decorated to look like a shabby pub with its bar stools, spongy seats, Guinness mirrors and jukebox.
All we have to do is pull up the carpets, lay the floors, and install barres and mirrors.
And the rooms' en-suites boast anti-mist mirrors and vanity basins the size of horse troughs.
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I have my students do several sketches of themselves, often taping two mirrors together so they could get a more interesting three-quarter angle.
His batting probably mirrors his personality more than for most cricketers.
The warm water flopped around, splashing out onto the white bath mat and shiny mirrors.
Gillian Anderson is supremely self-contained, demonstrating a subtlety in her performance that mirrors the style of the film.
The laser was positioned with a combination of beam splitters, mirrors and lenses to create a vibration-sensitive projection on the nearest wall.
A tin can balancing on the edge of a basketball cage mirrors the plights of two pairs of individuals whose lives will only now cross paths.
Four hundred years ago, glass mirrors were as marvelous as starfish, toadstones and sapphires.
It may be that what happens in half a dozen great conurbations mirrors life in the metropolis.
The telescope structure accommodates installation of a 9-m vacuum bell jar for aluminizing the primary mirrors in situ on the telescope.
Particular embodiments of both methods may be applied to fabricating microelectromechanical systems especially MEMS mirrors.
Fasten your three-point seatbelts in the Exige and the four-point belts in the Cup 240 and look in the mirrors.
The passive mirrors just keep on reflecting, as there is as yet no evidence of damage from dust or micrometeorites.
Cheap mirrors reflect distorted amusement-park images of fighters who shadow-box before them.
These representations are complex mirrors for western selves in specific historical moments.
Since the release has not yet been officially announced, it may not appear on the company's list of approved FTP mirrors.
There are currently eleven hosts listed that are said to have deleted the site or refused to carry mirrors of it.
The water's still surface perfectly mirrors the ragged spires of the aptly named Sawtooth Range stacked against the western horizon.
Qingshan Lake, which is 1.8 times of the size of West Lake, mirrors the forest on its surface.
The river's glassy surface mirrors the surrounding forest in perfect detail.
The translucent surface of the water mirrors the form of the island and the sky creating an overall aura of serenity.
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Use of mesh in the past decade in southeastern Scotland mirrors the global trend.
The state that best mirrors the general pattern of analysis of the African state is Nigeria.
By design, the student body closely mirrors the school district as a whole.
Support for the Vietnam conflict also mirrors the ends-and-means calculus reflected in the Korean War.
The study says the spike in storm intensity mirrors a rise in ocean surface temperatures which, in turn, may be linked to global warming.
For him, however, music is a medium that mirrors the world, reflecting the mores and aspirations of its young.
The journal's emphasis on the recent past mirrors the trend in manuscript submissions.
Orpen delighted in such tricks and illusions with mirrors and reflections play an important part in his work.
The piece mirrors a harmonious blend of contemporary fashion culled out of traditional art form.
Should I avoid mirrors, or spend more time gazing in the hope of reconciliation?
The six mirrors, or siderostats, are mounted at regular intervals along a Y-shaped set of tubes.
Some mirrors incorporate turn signals, some have approach lights on the bottom, while others incorporate power folding features.
The ceiling is covered in mirrors which reflects the light and makes the room seem twice as high.
Silvered mirrors, and marble vases with gold inlay are displayed in a corner.
Remove mirrors from their frames prior to stripping, to avoid damaging the silvering, which would be costly to replace.
What goes on in the booth is private, no one is peeking around the curtain or looking through two-way mirrors.
Two officials were inside the room with the prisoners while three others watched from behind two-way mirrors, he said.
Yes, they don't see the cameras, because the cameramen are behind two-way mirrors, so they don't meet people from the production.
Today, there is no evidence that the gist of his boffo performance on February 5 was anything other than smoke and mirrors.
I like the tight and responsive handling on the Highlander, the enormous side-view mirrors that all but eliminate blind spots.
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Such mountings are frequently used to support lenses, windows, and small mirrors.
His shirt is normally unbuttoned just a little more than most people would choose, and his face mirrors his emotions quite beautifully.
We are now working on a waveguide that uses multilayer mirrors instead of gold.
Their boots were buffed into black mirrors, the red bands around their caps looked like slashes of blood against the khaki.
These statistics mask an uneven distribution of debt that mirrors the social divisions in society.
This is a largely unexplored field, mainly because the size of the mirrors used in infrared space telescopes has so far been limited.
What do we imagine they are like, these disagreeable reflections, these unflattering mirrors that our thoughts provide?
Mirror sites that had not been true mirrors had been shut down over the past few months, and no-one had expressed unhappiness about this.
She also carries out these effects on furniture, including kitchen units, dining sets, chairs, mirrors.
The GMT will use the lightweight, honeycombed borosilicate primary mirrors for which the Mirror Lab is famous.
The issue of narcs actually getting addicted themselves is another aspect of the film which mirrors real life.
Major accounting firms were all too happy to be deceived by corporate smoke and mirrors, as long as they got lucrative consulting contracts.
Maybe no one would quite believe that he had no designs on the top job, but politics is all smoke and mirrors.
She knew she would look a fright in the morning and could not even fix her hair as her bedchamber had no mirrors.
He doesn't help much with determining proportions for mirrors or what to do with our almost aggressively unstylish house.
As untarnished silver is the best reflector of light, it was used in ancient times to make mirrors.
This distinction mirrors the Hindu separation between the Brahman and those in lower castes.
These items were joined by donations of needlework, silhouettes, mirrors, and other decorative arts by her daughters.
Until then, it will look like just so much smoke and mirrors from the old order of duplicity and double standards.
Don't forget to co-ordinate mirrors, toilet-roll holders, and soap dishes, which can all help create your desired look.
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The shape of the roof and overhangs mirrors the shape of the bristlecone pine trees in the area.
In other words, Clarissa's language mirrors the novel's verisimilitude, while Lovelace's repeats the figures of fiction's past.
The most beautiful was a series of small graphite paintings, buffed to a dull sheen that recalls the surfaces of ancient mirrors.
The researchers also measured how often each driver checked his or her side and rear mirrors and the speedometer on the dashboard.
Next, Tinsley Laboratories will grind and polish the mirrors and finally Ball builds the telescope.
Concerning the question of optical aids, there is a possible answer well short of the use of lenses, mirrors, or a pinhole camera obscura.
It had four doors, windshield wipers, mirrors, exhaust pipe and a number plate.
Supposedly, a standing wave could be set up between the mirrors, which a disturbance would alter.
In some ways, the nutso American brand of arch-conservatism mirrors traditional anti-Semitism.
He wore a white starched jacket and swept hair from the floor, cleaned mirrors and was eventually given the chance to learn how to shampoo.
The earliest mirrors were of obsidian, a black volcanic rock that could be carved and polished.
The designer has recently completed a diverse range of accessories including lamps, mirrors, candleholders and wine racks.
His interior pieces on display include medieval banquet tables, slender candlesticks and chandeliers, and mirrors.
In each partition of the stateroom are four large mirrors, substituted for panels these, we need not say, add much, beauty of the room.
Computer-driven stepper motors rotate the mirrors to obtain the desired angle of incidence.
The science fiction and horror genres have often served as mirrors of the troubles and fears of the time.
I have no idea why anyone needs heated seats, electric mirrors or windscreen wipers on the headlights.
Use heavy-duty glue or staples to attach the mirrors to a wide satin or velvet ribbon.
The glass on display included light catchers, mirrors, leaded panels and lamps.
In the early shots he wore a lab coat and had one of those round strap-on mirrors on his head.
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The besieged soldiers, using shaving mirrors, heliographed messages to their comrades based at Fort Pearson near the mouth of the river.
Garfield, just over the shoulder of Bond, was another, and it seemed as if the two were heliographing one to another from golden mirrors.
He displays a hedonism and love of the good life that mirrors the promiscuous and hellraising lifestyle Liam had.
Prisms and small mirrors also can be clamped in place on their mounts with multiple springs.
At first the mirrors were just clamped onto aluminum blocks, but the linkage was a major source of vibration.
They soon meet a couple of male strippers whose ambiguous relationship mirrors their own.
You get electric windows and mirrors, climate control, numerous airbags and a CD changer as part of the deal.
It also mirrors the commitment and dedication of our staff to uphold the fundamental principles of equality and fair play to all in their charge.
She totes around a spell book and spends her meagre allowance on bells and mirrors to help her spells and charms.
Of course, with the aid of mirrors, it was all an elaborate hoax with a master hidden inside making the moves.
The decor is bright and cheerful with lots of mirrors to give the illusion of space.
In some respects our study mirrors results from earlier studies of chemostats and other protocols of high-density passage with microbes.
Considered as furniture, mirrors were made in many styles and sizes from small courting glasses to full length cheval glasses.
On a purely superficial level, this album mirrors its predecessor so closely I ought to really give them identical grades.
Bumpers were damaged, wing mirrors were ripped off and deep scratches were etched into paintwork.
Proud owners had customised their scooters and many sported gleaming chromework, multiple wing mirrors and lavish paintwork.
From hoods to hubcaps, mirrors to spoilers and even wheels, these cars feature a sleek design combined with affordable pricing.
On the chest, there is a shaped cloth panel which is decorated with swansdown, rhinestones and mirrors.
These mirrors will be arranged in 16 housings each containing 15 nested shells ranging from 50 to 94 mm in diameter.
She sank into the swivel chair at her desk and stared into the wardrobe mirrors.
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Make sure you express that your mirrors will be exposed to moisture and humidity and that they should be sealed.
My buddies expressed their sympathies, then started checking their own mirrors for warning signs.
Those etymologists who can see through the mirrors of conspiracy and who are not in the pay of multinational interests will be aware of this.
Neat rows of pendant lamps hang from the ceiling, and the walls are covered in mirrors and blue-and-white tiles.
Instead they offer a potted history of Scottish poetry which is informative but also mirrors the dry nature of the selection that follows.
Small black-and-white photos accent walls dominated by two gilt-edged mirrors.
An otherwise empty room contains large mirrors which reflect visitors' images from different angles.
Stylistically there's the same obsession with mirrors, and the typical eye-candy imagery.
He published a description of a machine to create perspective drawings and he discussed the grinding of conical lenses and mirrors.
The national poll to choose a flower for each county mirrors the US, where each state lays claims to a series of inanimate objects as their own.
Incapacious retail outlets or eating places often beautify their rooms with mirrors on every and every wall.
Through a complex system of lenses and mirrors the camera maintained compactness without sacrificing print size.
Among Dinesen's symbols, we find mirrors used to reflect the inescapable truths her characters must face.
Five identical small white cat dolls on pedestals are displayed in a row of cages, their numbers infinitely extended by mirrors on either end.
On the low podium at the far end of the building is a similar construction which mirrors the simple rose window behind you.
It's not a bad idea to include signaling devices such as mirrors, flares, etc., whether you are in a remote location or not!
But the ideas are stronger than the execution, which often mirrors rather than ironises its subject.
Power, he reflected, was like a figure in a hall of mirrors, just disappearing round the corner when you get close to it.
I got out of the spa and danced in front of the mirrors in my cozzies for a minute.
The tube of the Gregorian telescope is thus shorter than the sum of the focal lengths of the two mirrors.
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Beyond the end of the bar, the wall was covered from floor to ceiling in mirrors.
His restless intellectualism curiously mirrors the expansive lives of the nomads and Australian cowboys he so much admires.
With the mirrors facing inwards, tape the 3 cardboards together to form a triangular container.
It was hung with mirrors and cretonnes, it was richly carpeted, and, of course, it was lighted by electricity.
The beds are four-posters, the mirrors venetian, the rugs Aubusson and every room is filled with beautiful objects.
This mirrors the fact that it's as diverse and fractionalized a landscape as we've ever seen out there, and it's only going to get more so.
I later spotted a sign warning that frisky rhinos could damage door mirrors.
However, the female bathrooms are more carefully designed with full-length mirrors, seats and rolled hand towels.
The restaurant and reception are in three conjoined gabled townhouses, jammed with mirrors, paintings, cut glass and polished wood.
Our company has built several funhouses complete with spinning tunnels, illusions, vibrating floors, funny mirrors all inside a 3D environment.
Moreover, the narrative structure of short story cycles mirrors the episodic and unchronological method of oral narration.
Girls pouted their lips and smiled into their mirrors as guys continued to push each other playfully.
Venetian mirrors, hand-loomed rugs and hammocks add to the easy-breezy vibe at this secluded jungle retreat.
The galvanometer rotates mirrors to change the image that is directed from the workpiece to the camera.
Ceramic rotors and silicon carbide mirrors increase speed in modern galvanometers.
Pubs will have to replace dartboards with mirrors, bored barmaids will have to idle away the hours polishing stemmed glasses.
They start cramming the barricades, the ladies start primping and preening themselves in their compact mirrors.
The away dressing room walls were initially daubed dark purple and the insides of the toilet doors have mirrors on them.
I don't think they had any knowledge of image projection from mirrors onto a screen in the 15th century.
Old wardrobes can be bought at second-hand stores and the mirrors cut to size by glaziers.
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For a moment, the immense globes of her eyes are convex mirrors in which we might, were this not a picture, witness our own gaze.
This distinction mirrors a major fault line in ethics between what are known as consequentialist and deontological theories.
Football mirrors life, you only find out about people when the going gets tough.
The second half of the chorus is an admission of defeat, which the music mirrors in a familiar descending chord pattern.
Hold the mirrors of the homemade apparatus close to the eyes and see the left eye in the right mirror and vice versa.
Jutting off the house's great room, a 108-foot-long reflecting pool mirrors the majestic Wyoming skies.
Twin motifs are disc-like mirrors that play upon ideas of self-examination and Bronson's own form.
It's the kind of pleasant discombobulation you get from a midway hall of mirrors.
In another of this book's chapters, Roberts traces the interplay of crystals, mirrors and enantiomorphic pairs in Smithson's art.
The pleasure of words, not least in rhyme and double entendre, taken by hip-hop and rap culture perfectly mirrors Shakespeare's poetry.
Actively engaging the spectator, it neither mirrors nor entombs the viewer.
He deployed his divisions with the aid of smoke, mirrors and diversionary activities.
Many martial arts halls, or dojos, have wall mirrors so that students can correct their stances and postures.
Fabrics include gold embroidered saris and double-faced cloths with tiny mirrors sewn into the fabric.
Side mirrors are pretty exxy to replace now that they're all electric and most have integrated turn signals.
Since most grooming occurs at night, high power halogen lights provide ample vision both front and rear while heated outside rear view mirrors allow for constant visibility.
That was back in 1903, and the editor's room was later described as being like a woman's boudoir, with dainty wall mirrors, chintz curtains and Queen Anne chairs.
The record of women in the professions has been unimpressive and mirrors the experience of women's infiltration into the professions in other countries.
When you design a back bar with mirrors and glass shelving for stemware, and then light it properly, this becomes as beautiful as a crystal chandelier.
He also studied spherical and parabolic mirrors, and understood how refraction by a lens will allow images to be focused and magnification to take place.
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However, in a move that mirrors what's happening in the US, its seems more and more house builders in the UK are including broadband and ducting in their new properties.
I knew they were two-way mirrors, but I didn't say anything.
Spence's mansion was found to be overflowing with surveillance equipment, including hidden cameras and microphones and an abundance of two-way mirrors.
And Operation Paperclip, born of the ashes of World War II, was the inciting incident in this hall of mirrors.
Eventually Megan quits her job to pursue acting, and this physical rift mirrors a widening emotional gap between the couple.
Where courts were not equipped with closed circuit television or one-way mirrors, children were sometimes still made to testify in the presence of their accused abuser.
Please quit hanging rainbow flower leis on your rearview mirrors.
The main problem it seemed was that people treated it a little too reverently, and so two-way mirrors are being considered, as well as directional mikes.
I crept out into the traffic slowly, checking my mirrors and blind spots.
Topping it off, visibility is great all around with little in the way of blind spots, the side split mirrors are superb, and the Ram lights up inside and out like Christmas.
Our projects will include building kaleidoscopes and telescopes, experimenting with UV and IR light, and arranging mirrors so that a laser shines on a predetermined spot.
Because the mirrors were so enormous, it was only in exceptional cases that ceiling heights permitted the consoles below them to be of a normal height.
I have kept him away from mirrors so he could not see how bad it was.
Most 157-nm lithography system designs are catadioptric, i.e., incorporating both mirrors and lenses in the optics to minimize the chromatic aberrations.
She checks her rear view mirrors, but she does not check the door.
In addition to testing exterior mirrors, vibration tests are also run on interior mirrors for convertibles that mount to windshields that are not supported by a header.
Motorists were urged to regularly use mirrors and wing mirrors, be more alert at traffic lights, and check for bikers when pulling out at junctions or roundabouts.
With the Dynamic trim you get in addition electric wing mirrors, height adjustable driver's seat and fold back tables on the backs of the front seats.
The market for this shielding includes dashboard electronic components, electronic systems controls and small electric motors for wipers, seats and mirrors.
Nhtsa requires that the vehicle is equipped with a safety glass windshield, turn signals, mirrors, wipers, headlights and taillights, brake lights and seatbelts.
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The gazing balls found in many of today's gardens are derived from the silvered witch balls that acted as convex mirrors, warding off evil by reflecting it away.
Pistoletto uses life-size mirrors as a base on which he adds painted figures or photographic prints.
Our political life seems to have a recurrent pattern that, perhaps not surprisingly, mirrors so much of our non-political life.
Auto parts like the auto bumpers, carpets, lights, car wheels, mirrors, spoilers and catalytic converters can bring more life to your everyday driving.
By assigning different mirrors to different wavelengths, the switches also allow signals produced by wavelength division multiplexing to be re-routed.
All body mouldings, handles and mirrors are finished in the body colour.
Many of the film's most emotionally significant moments are viewed only as reflections in mirrors, as if to look at things directly would be too painful.
Deception by mirrors has a basis in optical principles, in so far as reflections in mirrors do not correspond wholly to the objects that caused them.
Elsewhere in the show, images of window openings, staircases, mirrors and decontextualized objects were all out of focus, inviting yet inevitably disorienting.
Once in the cab, the excellent all-round visibility is particularly notable, with large tinted windows, wing mirrors and an adjustable rear view mirror.
I particularly like how such a complex reading mirrors the divination referenced in the work.
Her works comprise lampshades, painted mirrors and paintings on glass.
The signing of an AWA in Australia mirrors the yellow dog contract.
Then they hand out little circular mirrors to each member of the plenum.
The disconnect between his robust frame and sickly music mirrors the tension in the songs themselves, between quivering ephemera and hulking clangor.
By the use of two mirrors, the fluorescence excitation light of 295-nm wavelength was directed perpendicular onto one of the smallest sides of the quartz prism.
The most common call-outs are for drilling expertise to hang pictures, mirrors and notice-boards, carpentry such as assembling flat-pack furniture and electrical jobs.
In the sixteenth century, chatelaines included a variety of attachments such as keys, knives, pouches, rosaries, pomanders, books of hours, and mirrors.
In addition to tables and chairs the Merklens made cheval mirrors, umbrella stands, coat stands, hat racks, mirrors, and the ubiquitous Victorian pedestal.
Or else the Americans could do the decent thing, and change their law in such a way that it mirrors the arrangements of their most leal and trusty ally.
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Flashlights, mirrors, moisture meters, and borescopes are tools of choice.
The entrance floor also needs to be sealed, the bathroom mirrors hung, the porch retiled, shelves put up and a safety rail fitted on the balustrade.
BrightSource has erected 7,644 mirrors in a circle surrounding a 327-foot tower filled with water.
An elbow-to-elbow, vacuum-packed dancefloor pulsated with a noisy crowd that continually caught furtive glances at themselves in the wall-to-wall mirrors.
His novel idea was to use both mirrors and lenses in his telescope.
Having unsightly water spots everywhere, like your glass shower doors, walls, fixtures, and mirrors, can leave your bath looking embarrassingly unpresentable all the time.
When he emerges in an idealized landscape of verdant greens, the pristine surface of Luzu Lake mirrors the fleecy cumulus clouds and penetrating blue sky overhead.
By looking through two mirrors, one sees an unreversed image.
It ended, magnificently, in a shoot-out between the women in a fairground hall of mirrors.
Its own steady drift to the right over the last quarter-century mirrors the breakdown of the objective basis in the United States for a program of liberal social reform.
The silvered mirrors of the coelostat were pointed to some of the brighter stars beginning in 1905, and the first large-scale spectra of other stars were obtained.
The emphatic if irregular end rhymes work in a similar way and reflect the claustrophobia of the situation with all three participants seemingly trapped in a hall of mirrors.
When you see these identical birds through his fascination with mirrors, the gift makes sense.
And I think what's going on here is smoke and mirrors and not science.
The truth here is not even obscured with the usual smoke and mirrors.
Various cars he'd wrecked littered the long drive and when I eventually found him he was riding a donkey over whose head he'd rigged up some wing mirrors.
The synthetic muscles still moved smoothly, and the abstract mirrors of the printed circuits hovered unbroken just under the surface of the flesh.
The room has no windows, only mirrors, smudged and stained with age.
The songwriter's lyrics are peppered with references to vampires, premonitions, smoke and mirrors, no strings attached sexual romps and Elvis rising from the dead.
As no doctor could help, he began to examine himself in mirrors, eventually concluding that faulty postural habits lay at the root of his problem.
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The Berkeley Court Hotel's opulent ballroom with its lofty ceiling, tall mirrors and huge chandeliers offers the perfect backdrop for a glamorous night.
We don't have a car any longer simply because we were fed up with having wing mirrors snapped off, windscreen wipers broken or paintwork scratched.
The hallways were lined here and there with mirrors, and the creaky wooden floors had an old rug with archaic symbols winding with it, down the halls.
The doll comes outfitted with all kinds of real-looking gear and mirrors the real life hunting equipment boys and girls see their dads and moms carry into the woods.
When it snows again, snowplows bury your car, which may or may not have escaped one more week of having the rearview mirrors sheared off by passing delivery trucks.
So today, gridlock in Washington simply mirrors who we are and where America is.
Inventories of her furnishings from the 1660s and 1670s mention fabric curtains for mirrors, such as one of blue taffeta in her Stockholm residence.
Cracked mirrors reflected disturbing distorted images of the room.
Scallops have eyes that form images with reflective mirrors.
However, galvanometric mirrors are relatively slow, and resonant mirrors do not have the flexibility to scan at slower speeds or to change zoom and pan the image.
Neither Iran nor Hezbollah has confirmed these links, but the rhetoric and campaign style of the Houthis mirrors that of both.
When most people think of astronomy, they envision gazing at the stars through an optical telescope, a system of mirrors and lenses that collects light.
For all his manifold flaws and for all the persistent rumours about his drinking, his approach mirrors the fundamental problem at the heart of his party.
Then we went down to the pub at the corner of the road, a nice cosy oak-walled place filled with medics and rich old boys amid the gleam of mirrors and brasses.
The alloys are used in a variety of products, such as ball bearings, springs, balance wheels in watches, surgical instruments, electrical contacts, and astronomical mirrors.
In the film, the mirrors make for a theatricality that can seem stilted.
And that judicial consensus mirrors the consensus we have grown in the hearts and minds of the American people.
This was a comely, courteous kind of feminism, from an Asian Buddhist perspective, seen lightly, self-consciously, through artfully arrayed mirrors.
The deflection mirrors 5 and 7 are galvanoscopic mirrors which are rotated through a certain angle in dependence on the value of an electric control voltage.
Support larger mirrors at multiple points around their rims and on their backs to minimize gravitational distortions at all elevation angles of the line of sight.

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