Sentence examples for inverted version of from inspiring English sources

In "Somewhere," for instance, a movie star played by Stephen Dorff lives at the Marmont in an arrested, and inverted, version of home life.

An amplified, adapted and inverted version of the Integrated Scale Hierarchy for rivers is presented in this article (Fig.  1).

M.P. made the original proposal of inverting the periodic table; S.T. designed the inverted version of the table; A.M. and E.P. designed the psychology experiment; A.M. collected the data; A.M. and E.P. processed and interpreted the data.

"Armani," in fact, presents an inverted version of a life class.

In an inverted version of a life class, instead of the undraped body, the show offers just the drapes.

Some now even employ creative writers and film-makers directly, signalling a new, inverted version of the full-service agency.

The film features the usual Apatow/Rogen/Goldberg actors (Rogen, Jay Baruchel, James Franco, Jonah Hill, Danny McBride, Craig T Robinson, as well as Michael Cera and Paul Rudd in small parts) playing exaggerated or inverted versions of their public selves, trapped together in Franco's house when the end of the world comes.

Smith and his student stamped inverted versions of that shape onto a plastic sheet.

Auroras with O-type bands are diffuse auroras whose poleward boundaries exhibit two undulating shapes resembling inverted versions of the Greek letter Ω (Akasofu and Kimball 1964).

This problem could become more severe for a system where the filters are not nearly inverted versions of each other; in that case, both pathways could be activated at the same time.

In such a plot if the two images were linear contrast inverted versions of each other then the relationship would be: (7) d ^ ⊥ = β − α f ^ DC, where f̂DC is the pixel value for the dynamic digital confocal normalized over its maximum and d̂⊥ the pixel value for the transverse distance normalized over the ideal beam waist w0.