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Hackneyed usage and the reverse of the above.

There was unmistakable symmetry this time: the reverse of 80 is 08, and the reverse of McGraw's No. 45 is 54, the number worn by closer Brad Lidge.

end{aligned} If we prove (( p-u_{n} ) geq 0) for (ngeq 1), then by Lemma 2 (F_{p}) is increasing on (( 0,pi /2 ) ), and the reverse of double inequality (5.3) follows.

The increase in duty factor in forelimbs, particularly of the contralateral forelimb, and the decrease in ratio of peak vertical force, impulse and peak pressure of operated:control hind limbs are all consistent with development of osteoarthritis, and the reverse of gait parameter changes identified during treatment of hip osteoarthritis in dogs (Budsberg et al. 1999; Seibert et al. 2012).

This expression brings an advantage that computing of stable inversion is reduced to simulation of the response of the plant and the reverse of time horizon without solving the boundary value problem of state-space equations as the conventional definition of stable inversion.

After discussions between Woolley and McAdoo, Weinman was notified on February 28 that five of his sketches had been selected for the dime and half dollar, and the reverse of the quarter.

The difference between "make" and "break" transients is not large and often the reverse of what has been predicted.

Instead of the seal and motto, the reverse of the flag was changed to consist of "a spring or sprig of the rhododendron maximum".

The act also called for the removal of the date from the obverse and " " from the reverse of the coin, opting instead to add them to the edge.

The rates of ascent are less than of descent and are the reverse of what was proposed by Weiss [48].

They are often also our strengths and sometimes the reverse of what you think you are.