Sentence examples for inverted that from inspiring English sources

Birch inverted that logic in his explanation of why they could rely on his silence: "Tell them I would not take the gold!" 2. The Riddle of the Sands: A Record of Secret Service Recently Achieved by Erskine Childers (1903) If you enjoyed Swallows and Amazons, check this out.

In particular, string theory claims that if we apply fundamental symmetry transformations to cosmological models of the recent universe, then we get a copy of the universe (with important quantities inverted) that might be called the "pre-big-bang universe".

Three-dimensional reconstructions of colony morphology revealed that these colonies were inverted; that is, the colonies were growing into the cellulose substrate rather than on the surface (Figure 2b).

Unfortunately, most of the time this simplified function cannot be inverted, that is, we cannot solve the equation y = x + ROL x, k) = floor(x·(1 + 2 k + 2 k -32)) mod 232 for x (assuming 32-bit machine words).

Transitions between both engines were achieved using an external room (with its normal vectors inverted) that could be placed anywhere on the terrain map.

However, the order of the excitatory activity levels of the cortical layers is partly inverted, that is, it is not consistent with the experimental activity data summarized in Table  6.

Our modern market revolutionaries are now inverting that process.

And yet she was happy to invert that logic on the issue of Islamic radicalism.

In Spain, long a poor country that sent emigrants abroad, the cultural leap required to invert that self-image is huge.

"There was definitely something in each person that I responded to in creating their story," he says, "but I liked the idea of inverting that sense of celebrity, playing off of and defamiliarizing their images".

Since people started sharing less and less content on Facebook, the platform has never really figured out a new way to invert that negative trend.