Sentence examples for a reverse case from inspiring English sources

Or consider a reverse case: you're told that an authentic work is a forgery.

Emerson, the incumbent and the only candidate who lives in the electorate, betrays no sign of anxiety that he could fall prey to a reverse case of what in 2012 the LNP called a "decapitation strategy" (the targeting of senior Labor MPs who were ousted in a landslide).

In a reverse case, the dissociation rate of particles of volume v p by collision with other particles is given as (Liyang 1988; Okolo et al. 2014): r_{text{l}} = sumlimits_{x = 1}^{infty } {K_{xk} } (4).

It's a peculiar reverse case of our current malaise — he walks the walk, but why doesn't he talk the talk?

The research was conducted as an independent study under the guidance of F&ES Prof. Brad Gentry, who described the work as a sort of "reverse case study" that integrated an array of critical information to help guide managers to make more informed planning decisions.

In the reverse case a DVI-D monitor would have the same level of basic interoperability unless there are content protection issues with High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) or the HDMI color encoding is in component color space YCbCr which is not possible in DVI, instead of RGB.

The reverse case was observed in a neuron in which all dendrites stem directly from the soma.

By Adam Rose June 29, 2009 The Supreme Court rules in favor of a white firefighter in a "reverse discrimination" case, overturning a decision made by Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayer.

The Supreme Court rules in favor of a white firefighter in a "reverse discrimination" case, overturning a decision made by Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayer.

A jury awarded more than $180,000 in damages Thursday in a reverse discrimination case against DeKalb County and its first black chief executive, Vernon Jones.

So this is the reverse case, you're on your phone, you see an interesting article, and you want to take it to your desktop," Burke says.