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And the magazine says US Airways is trying what it describes as a "reverse pyramid" — window seats in back first; aisle seats in front last, which would seem to make the most sense.
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Some board passengers in the back rows first, while others give priority to those with window seats, and some come up with elaborate combinations, including one no longer used, known as the "reverse pyramid".
Spurred by financial pressures and packed planes — often 80to90percentent full — airlines have come up with a wide variation of boarding techniques, from the simple back-to-front protocol to one of the most complicated strategies, known as the reverse pyramid system, that US Airways has adopted.
The group came up with an approach that they called the "reverse pyramid".
The airline calls it the reverse pyramid system, but it might be better described as a V-shaped sequence that operates by zones.
I know, I know, this means the end of Microsoft as we know it… hellfire, dark clouds… Reuters, can't be bothered to explain why Lenovo is making the switch, but it does go into great detail, in true reverse pyramid style, explaining how Dell announced a few months ago that it too was making the Linux switch.
Anticipated Reverse pyramid.
Use bleach as a reverse tie dye.
As would a human pyramid.
The first of Snefru's two later pyramids at Dahshūr, called the Blunted (or Bent) Pyramid, was the first ever to be designed as a true pyramid.
Snefru's pyramid at Maydūm, the earliest pyramid attributed to him, was originally constructed as a step pyramid and later modified at Snefru's direction to form a true pyramid.
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