Sentence examples for direction to reverse from inspiring English sources
In its most stark terms, what if the 2008 election isn't a reprise of 1992 — when voters sought a change in direction to reverse a mild recession — but is closer to a reprise of 1932, when voters were looking for powerful new leadership to clean up a cataclysmic economic mess?
One of my colleagues has also found quite an old case (Johnson v Phillips, 1975) where someone who failed to comply with a police officer's direction to reverse the wrong way down a one-way street was convicted of wilfully obstructing a constable in the execution of his duty (now an offence under section 89 of the Police Act 1996).
When we changed the scan direction to reverse mode, the device showed an efficiency of 13.58 %.
At all phases of migration, cells were seen to migrate tangentially in one direction, only to reverse direction at a later time.
One of the rising pop groups in Japan at the moment, Dempagumi.inc, are a neck-snapping outfit whose songs zip in all sorts of directions, unafraid to reverse direction into an entirely new sound.
Should you opt for a pattern (such as initials) that only works in one direction remember to reverse it!
However, the dominant motion direction was changed to "reverse direction" when the audiotactile SOA was increased to 325 ms. The differential dominance patterns of tactile apparent motion between these two conditions is the most interesting finding of Experiment 2, which demonstrates that crossmodal grouping can strongly influence the crossmodal temporal integration.
In this illusion, a wheel continuously rotating in one direction spontaneously appears to reverse the direction of rotation.
These are certainly steps in the right direction to help reverse the obesity epidemic.
As for Slovakia, the most popular party in the country is the left-wing Smer (Direction), which wants to reverse Mr Dzurinda's reforms.
By October this forces the current to reverse direction, meaning that the river flows in one direction for half the year and in the opposite direction for the remainder.
