Sentence examples for conversely characterized from inspiring English sources

These early months of V.R. horror — the Oculus Rift and the HTC Vive, the first two major consumer headsets, were both released recently — are, conversely, characterized by caution, as if their makers were aware that the true shape and potential of V.R.'s arcane power are unknown.

Brain MRI showed thickening of dura mater with diffuse symmetric and linear pachymeningeal enhancement, typical and specific sign of SIH [2], which is different from meningeal carcinomatosis conversely characterized by focal and or nodular pachymeningeal enhancement but also by leptomeningeal enhancement, which is absent in SIH.

Conversely, characterize Obama as an elitist who is out of touch with "real people".

Conversely, periods characterized by high fumaroles activity (HFA) exhibited a longer persistence of thermal anomalies with VRP often comprised between 1 and 2 MW.

Conversely, experimentally characterized mammalian genes may be used to annotate fish genomes.

Conversely, participants characterized 'calm' as an inner sense of being 'at peace' or 'at ease.' They describe feeling able to focus, concentrate, and control their inner experience.

The second strategy in Figure 6(c), conversely, is characterized by an important increase in the forward displacement of the trunk and mouth in the reaching phase, with a reduced arm elongation, but with an equal backward displacement of the trunk and mouth in the bringing phase.

President Bush, conversely, has been characterized by his refusal to admit mistakes, a quality his supporters laud as steadfastness and detractors call arrogant.

Conversely, of 69 characterized control lines, only 10% (seven lines) showed a neural-restricted pattern.

Conversely, prisons are characterized as having a strong pro-smoking culture 64.

Those results show that CeKL does not require an intact DAF-2 ligand binding domain to inhibit IIRc pathway and thus support the notion that CeKL does not behave as an inhibitory ligand fro DAF-2 (conversely to several characterized ins ligands in C. elegans).