Sentence examples for example of reverse from inspiring English sources
It was the most curious example of reverse imperialism.
It is a clear example of reverse racism: results of an objective test rescinded because of racial considerations.
Its relatively more boisterous neighbor is a rare example of reverse inlay, the result being a delicately inflected white background against which a little celadon boy climbs a large celadon vine, like Jack on his beanstalk.
They are the founders of the shape of contemporary Lima, a massive example of reverse urbanism that started with informal settlements and evolved into the construction of more structured settlements that enabled a better quality of life for its residents.
"We don't know whether this is an example of reverse causation or not — it's probably a two-way street," said Bruce S. McEwen, who heads the neuroendocrinology lab at Rockefeller University in New York.
Capitec is an example of a company that really built a new business model and a whole business and a very successful business stopping outdated practices in an industry—and in that sense, an example of reverse benchmarking as well.
In our example of reverse-transcriptase inhibitors, kHIV would be the rate of reverse transcription.
Hence, zeolite-based membranes could completely reject salt ions, while allowing the permeation of water molecules, as for example in case of reverse osmosis (RO) processes26,27.
Given a node with position in the 2D plane, the 3D position of its reversed stereographic projection point is, where ; ;. Figure 3 illustrates examples of reverse stereographic projection of an 81-node grid network ( grid in a square area).
Other examples of "reverse innovation" on microfinance enterprises that started in the developing world and then identified a similar need in the US are Kiva, Grameen and Samasource, which is launching SamaUSA later this year.
The craft's name, an allusion to Mercury's role as the messenger of the gods of ancient Rome, is one of the most contrived examples of reverse acronymics ever to come out of an agency famous for the art.
