Sentence examples for inverse ordering from inspiring English sources

Such an ordering π= x1,…, x n ) is called a circular ordering for Σ, as it holds that (x1,…, x n ) is a circular ordering for Σ, if and only if the inverse ordering (x n, x n −1,…, x1) and (x2, x3,…, x n, x1) both are.

When X = Y ∪ ˙ Z, Y = T ∪ ˙ U, and Y ∗ is endowed with the inverse tower ordering, define the inverse tower ordering on X ∗ with respect to the presentation X = ( T ∪ ˙ U ) ∪ ˙ Z.

Teams would draft in the inverse order of their finish.

The other 11 teams in the lottery will then pick in inverse order of their records.

Teams drafted in inverse order of their regular-season finish this past season.

The CTE is in inverse order with Tg, therefore, II I/DDS<TMBP/DDS<V/DDS

Besides semantic faithfulness, we consider how difficult it is to use the same logical schema for representing the inverse order.

Maybe more astonishingly, at least for economic determinists, the teams in baseball's best division, the American League West, finished in inverse order to their payrolls.

In solutions of common salt of different strengths he found that clay settled in the inverse order of their specific gravities.

For example, if the "creator" association were to capture the chronological order of the pieces written by the composers, representation for the inverse order would be needed.

Moreover, the burdens imposed by this type of taxation are unequal and capricious and in inverse order to the ability of the estate to pay.