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mirror

[mir-er] / ˈmɪr ər /




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"In the real world, we're making decisions and solving problems in complex, noisy, dynamic environments. To better mirror human developmental learning, we need to account for these external factors," says Dr. Queißer.

From Science Daily

"Our work overcomes those limitations by using a mouse model that closely mirrors natural infection," Wilson said.

From Science Daily

However, when a star releases a large amount of material ahead of time, that surrounding gas can act as a "mirror."

From Science Daily

She wanted people to see what she was accomplishing and to "let me hold a mirror so you can see yourself and what you can accomplish if you believe".

From BBC

The country’s vehicle-safety and emission standards also closely mirror those in the U.S., making it easy for cars sold in Canada to be imported to America.

From The Wall Street Journal