Sentence examples for conversely create from inspiring English sources

The recipient is part of the transaction, which could either make the gifting process feel, well, more transactional, or conversely create anticipation around actually getting the product in the mail and extend the fun of getting a present.

For example, many studies use qualitative human decision based historical data to create mathematical models (e.g. [19]) or conversely create quantitative models on the basis of subjective in-depth interviews (e.g. [21]).

But Spicer's actions on Monday suggest that he and Trump are eager to see an upending of that relationship in ways that could either democratize the White House briefing room or, conversely, create a more Pravda-like product.

Ms. Sadik-Khan floated the idea of ticketing restaurant owners if the deliverers run red lights or go the wrong way down one-way streets or don't have headlights, and conversely, creating an incentive program that could reward customers who patronize restaurants with a good biking record.

We propose that growth under nutrient-limited conditions triggers several factors that combine to increase thigmotropic sensitivity while conversely creating a 60° arc at the hyphal tip which is blind to topographical variations.

Conversely, creating new objects per pixel access introduces significant runtime overhead and triggers frequent garbage collection.

Conversely, creating homemade recipes from 40% formaldehyde and tap or distilled water plus buffer may be time-consuming in preparation but may be more consistent over time, and freshly prepared without the necessity of stabilizing agents to ensure a long "shelf-life".

Conversely, newly created regions may also be unusually long; while this may not affect promoter function, we expect a length reduction over time, either due to a mutational bias towards deletions [ 6] or due to selection for genome compactness.

Chapter breaks, conversely, appear to create a large gap between sentences that could have followed each other without a break.

Conversely, it can create DVD's from television programs or other material recorded onto its 60-gigabyte hard drive that users wish to preserve.

Conversely, it can create price bubbles in certain sectors when criminals pay excessive amounts for land or property, or bill extra through restaurants and shops.