The phrase "directly inverse" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in mathematics and science to describe a relationship where one variable increases as the other decreases, and vice versa. Example: The speed of a car is directly inverse to the time it takes to reach its destination. As the time decreases, the speed increases and vice versa.
The fuss that precedes them is often in directly inverse reputation to their subsequent activity at the box office.
The argument of the Blairites, or what remains of them, runs like this: what Miliband promised, and what brought about his doom, was but a mild dilution of the socialist brew that Corbyn prefers to serve neat; by definition, then, the warmth with which Corbyn has been embraced in recent months by his own party could be directly inverse to the froideur of the broader electorate.
Lack of cross-resistance between MTX and glucocorticoids has previously been highlighted by a small study in ALL patient specimens (Hegge et al, 1999) but, to the best of our knowledge, a directly inverse relationship as indicated by the present data has not yet been described.
The required power input for the heaters is estimated directly using inverse design so that specified thermal conditions across the silicon wafer are achieved at steady state.
The objective of this study was to develop a method to compute directly the inverse of the NRM that includes GIAs with imperfect additive genetic relationships within pairs of GIAs.
And the space design of operation variables are proposed to calculate directly from the inverse model with the effect of confidence interval when the model prediction uncertainty are considered.
In the mean time, the CPESE based anhydrous electrorheological (ER) fluids with relatively high activity were directly synthesized by inverse suspension polymerization of BMAPEG after complexing with LiClO4 or of BMAPEG with MAAM.
Program participants directly experience this inverse relationship through activities involving: feeling force on a magnet as a result of a nearby current-carrying wire, watching a current-carrying coil "hop" off of a permanent magnet, seeing a lightbulb turn on when a magnet is spun, and many other activities.
and directly calculate its inverse P r ( n ) = C y r y r − 1 ( n ).
Then, since the proposed method directly derives the inverse map of the missing process of the high-frequency components, we do not rely on their assumptions.
In this paper we present a new approach where the objective is to include the image information directly onto the inverse kinematics scheme, see Figure 2. The idea is to use image constraints to solve the redundancy of kinematics solvers.
