Sentence examples for basically the reverse from inspiring English sources

Disassembly is basically the reverse of compilation.

And I still absolutely abhor the fact that the copy-and-paste shortcuts are basically the reverse of what they are on a MacBook.

We basically look at a couple of categories of startups and we divide them into innovation leaders — those biotechnology startups that tend to perform or tend to have patenting output and publication output above the median for their age group — and innovation laggards, which were basically the reverse of those startups, with below the median level of patenting and publication output.

Bad Ronald is basically the reverse of Panic Room where a titular dork (who really isn't THAT bad) lives in subterfuge in a hidden room in a big house after accidentally killing a neighborhood girl.

The situation is basically the reverse of what happens in In the Loop, when a bumbling, peace-loving Minister says: "To walk the road of peace, we need to be ready to climb the mountain of conflict," a garbled remark that, by the film's end, has snowballed into an imminent invasion of the Middle East.

This test is basically the reverse version of the one above: here, we pick a bedtime, rather than a waking time.

The SSC decoder extended with a PS decoder is also outlined in Figure 20 and basically comprises the reverse process of the corresponding encoder.

The ACX catalytic reaction basically is the reverse of the ADC reaction in that it carboxylates acetone to generate acetoacetate that is metabolized to acetoacetyl-CoA and further to acetyl-CoA for oxidation in the TCA cycle.

This trend is basically caused by the reverse variation of the built-in electric field as a function of temperature.

Basically, reverse the order of the original text and the duplicate.

In December 1988, after the elections, Gorbachev makes a speech at the UN basically reversing the whole Cold War - pulling the Soviets out of Europe.