Sentence examples similar to inverted collapse from inspiring English sources
The single collapsed inverted repeat (IR) contig was separated into two repeat regions.
Three contigs, corresponding to a collapsed inverted repeat, a large and a small single copy region were identified, and used for genome reconstruction.
In the asylum, Watt suffers a complete linguistic collapse, inverting syntax and spelling—"Beg pardon" becomes "Ged nodrap," for example.
It's likely that many of the projects that were indeed built during this time, like Kiyonori Kikutake's Hotel Tokoen (1965) and Miyakonojo Civic Center (1966), were funded because they somewhat inverted outsize Metabolist ambitions by collapsing the logic of an entire city into the design of a single building.
We first examined correlations for animals and faces collapsed across orientation (upright or inverted).
What is remarkable about Kant's conception is the way that it has inverted the original conception of analysis in ancient Greek geometry or at least collapsed together into 'synthesis' what had previously been distinguished.
At critical concentration or temperature, the bandgap collapses as the system undergoes a semimetal-to-semiconductor topological phase transition between the inverted and normal alignments.
The compressive collapse stress is generally found to increase with increasing strain rate and decreasing temperature; however this tendency is inverted at very low temperatures or very high strain rates.
The relationship is inverted.
