Sentence examples for are arranged in reverse from inspiring English sources

Folders titled with a specific name are arranged in reverse chronologic order.

The stories are arranged in reverse date order which means, Moore says, that the best come first.

American author Stuart Dybek's Selected Stories are arranged in reverse chronology, so that we start with pieces published in the US when Dybek was already in his 70s.

As a result, the contents are arranged in reverse chronological order so that we end up where this phase could be said to have begun, with the 1998 piece on Fox's Desperate Characters.

General Executive Board correspondence is arranged in reverse chronological order.

The book is arranged in reverse chronological order; as Moore says of the stories, "the better ones are up front", which means that some readers might feel insufficiently rewarded after the first 500 pages or so.

Since the new book, at Oliver's direction, is arranged in reverse chronological order, this more recent work, in which her turn to prayer becomes even more explicit, sets the tone.

The Met show — organized by Stephanie Barron, senior curator and department head of modern art at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and overseen in New York by Marla Prather — is arranged in reverse chronological sequence, with late Price coming first.

We prepare four copies of the monomer Gray code and concatenate them with each nucleotide, but in the cases of G and T, the copies are arranged in the reverse order.

In the two methods, LB_(_{Kim}), LB_(_{Keogh}), and reversed LB_(_{Keogh}) are arranged in the ascending tightness of the lower bounding property, such that front lower bounding functions with low time complexities rule out most unpromising subsequences.

They are arranged in a cluster and the temporal order of expression is reverse to their orientation within the cluster.