Sentence examples for are inverse from inspiring English sources
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An inverted state: a state in which something has been turned upside down or inside out or backwards.
- Cowgirl is the inverse of missionary.
There's a sense that The Ship's two centrepieces, which together take up almost 40 minutes of the album's 47-minute duration, are inverse images of his last vocal album, Another Day on Earth, in 2005.
In it he adopted a purely geometric form of exposition to show how the determinations of areas and tangents are inverse problems.
By far the book's most original thought is that Oprah Winfrey and Mr. Limbaugh are inverse versions of each other, from their showy affluence to their huge popularity to their polarizing effects on audiences.
These are inverse funds sometimes referred to as short funds.
A possibility to compensate these undesired hysteresis effects are inverse feed-forward controllers.
Here G -1 and ψ -1 are inverse functions of G and ψ, respectively.
The two constructions are inverse to each other (nowadays this is known as the Grothendieck construction).
The various measurements are inverse modelled in a way which intelligently bridges the size gap between the techniques.
These sub-blocks are inverse fast Fourier transformed, thereafter these partial sequence sub-blocks are independently phase-rotated.
As shown in Fig. 2, the result shows that the MNPs are inverse cubic spinel structure [28].
The results indicate that there are inverse multi-scale relations between winter dryness/wetness conditions and ENSO (according to the wavelet coherence) for most of the study area.
