Sentence examples for it conversely from inspiring English sources

A refinement of a sample space is obtained by replacing one or more of its projectors with other projectors which add up to it; conversely a coarsening or coarse graining is obtain by adding together two or more projectors in the projective decomposition and using the sum as one of the elements in a new decomposition.

In a few years' time their purchase may be worth ten times what they paid for it; conversely, they may not be able to sell it at all.

Thus, each part is necessary for the successful development of those to come after it; conversely, each part inhibits the production of more of itself.

As the flapper in "The Offshore Pirate" says of the prospect of being bribed with a platinum watch, "That sounds so nice and vulgar -- and fun, doesn't it?" (Conversely, the self-consciously untrashy stories here -- an adulterous woman rebuked by fate, a young wife nursing her paralyzed husband -- probably weren't worth the trouble of salvaging).

The ρa value of PET decreased with increasing annealing temperature, but it conversely increased at annealing temperatures above 210°C for the dry treatment and above 170°C for the wet treatment.

Indeed, it is so humdrum, so utterly run-of-the-mill, that after watching several episodes it conversely starts to feel like something sublime.

"In simple terms the government could miss the 'tens of thousands' target by many tens of thousands and still appear to have hit it - conversely the government could hit, or even exceed its target and still appear to have missed it".

How will its arrival within contemporary museum space change it, and conversely, how will we queers change the museum?

It may, conversely, put you on edge.

Now there is another headache to grapple with – that it could conversely prove too popular.

It is conversely true that Leonardo drew many highly detailed studies of the anal sphincter.