Sentence examples for be read in reverse from inspiring English sources

A mad doodler, Fox draws with ink, watercolor, pencil, pen, crayon, gouache, and marker, then sutures his cutouts with linen tape, sometimes facing them toward a Mylar-covered wall so that their texts can only be read in reverse.

Deciphering as much of the text as can be read in reverse on the outside layers, he has found a succession of numerals accompanied by the word for "cubit" and a word that may mean either "buried" or a place a ditch or a cave in which something might be buried, as well as phrases such as "above," "on this side," "in the room," that seem to refer to locations.

That may sound like bad news, but with Wall Street on Fed watch, the numbers must be read in reverse: Any bad news on the economy decreases inflationary pressures.

Such ideological consistency, though, was the exception; mostly, the Bush-era script was read in reverse.

We denote by u (A, B ) = | A | + | B | the number of unique markers in genomes A and B. Each marker g in a genome is a DNA fragment and is represented by the symbol g, if it is read in direct orientation, or by the symbol g ¯, if it is read in reverse orientation.

The signs are printed in reverse and are meant to be read in the mirror.

When you look down you will be reading the word in reverse.

When read in reverse, the other three lines emerge.

20 were read SPECT/CT followed by xSPECT/CT, and 20 in the reverse order.

Observing that codons for the most highly conserved, Class I catalytic peptides, when read in the reverse direction, are very nearly anticodons for Class II defining catalytic peptides, Rodin and Ohno proposed that the two superfamilies descended from opposite strands of the same ancestral gene.

The open reading frames were placed in reverse complementary orientation.