If we examine (U), we see that it requires participants to attend to the values and interests of each person as a unique individual; conversely, each individual conditions her judgment about the moral import of her values and interests on what all participants can freely accept.
In fact we will prove that (11) implies (10) as well as, conversely, that (10) implies (11).
Those simple criteria generally focus in detecting true positives (a true fishing set detected as a fishing set); conversely, estimation errors are given no attention.
If an expression is regarded as generic, it can't be used as a trademark, and conversely, using a trademark generically (e.g., Coke for cola) is a misuse of the word.
Once, she tells us, she "got all flustered and goofy and told the cameraman to stop tape" when Clint Eastwood said something in an interview that she took as a come-on; conversely, she found it disappointing that Bill Clinton "never sparkled with me".
Verb and noun list presentations were randomized across subjects.If the first session had a target verb, then the second one had a noun as a target, and conversely.
The remark made by some authors such as Lee [ 15] that the only usefulness of POR is to mimic other ratio measures should not be taken as a criticism, but conversely, as a positive facet.
Indeed, we show that multiple trials in a context of reduced Ca2+ are treated by the nervous system as a single trial; conversely, a single trial in a context of increased Ca2+ mimics the effect of multiple trials.
The CSN not only regulates multiple cullin-based E3 ubiquitin ligases (Gusmaroli et al. 2007) but also functions as a kinase and conversely can be targeted by kinases (for review, see Wang et al. 2003; Harari-Steinberg and Chamovitz 2004).
As the price of gas increases, you would pay a smaller percentage as gas tax; conversely, as the price of gas decreases (as if this actually happens anymore), you pay a higher percentage as gas tax.
