If we look at it the other way round, there are some men claiming that they face reverse discrimination.
Eventually, his application for asylum was rejected — and then, in an embarrassing about-face, reversed and accepted.
The above image is of a human face, reverse-engineered from advanced facial recognition algorithms.
In the case of unsaturated lipids the effects of the two cholesterol faces are reversed: chains located next to the rough β-face are more ordered than those located next to the smooth α-face [26].
At the end of the first run (four laps), the orientation of each horse, two forward and two rear-facing, was reversed for a second run.
The depth profiles of nitrogen were the same for samples set on holder surfaces both facing and reversed to the RF source, which suggested homogeneous implantation in all directions.
The primers were as follows: forward, 5′-CAGAATTCGGGGCGTGTGGGGCTGAG-3′ (EcoRI site in bold face); and reverse 5′-GCGGCCGC TTACTGCCCCCTCCCTCTCCA-3′ (NotI site in bold face, and stop codon underlined).
This face otherwise reverses the main façade, with the addition of mezzanine windows.
One of the real challenges we face in reversing these adverse perceptions of America is to open up lines of communication and assure Arabs that help is on the way.
Former commanders in chief may have faced reverses in prosecuting the cold war -- John F. Kennedy and the Bay of Pigs, for example, or Ronald Reagan at Reykjavik.
Suggestions for those facing reverse logistics cost or processing problems: 1.
