Sentence examples for opposite value from inspiring English sources

Once a flip-flop stores a bit, it keeps that value until the opposite value is stored in it.

One possible reason for the apparent imbalance is a phenomenon called charge conjugation/parity violation (or CP violation for short).If charge conjugation and parity were conserved, nature would treat particles and their antiversions, which carry the opposite electric charge and opposite value of a property called spin, alike.

For the butterfly operation whose inputs are the 12th signal and the 16th signal, the operation described in Fig. 13 can be used to reduce the butterfly operation with 2 opposite value inputs to a single datapath.

In a similar fashion to a correction collar, these devices pre-aberrate the wavefront by imposing the opposite value of aberration to that induced by the specimen.

The inverse function (1/ x) for positive outcomes or taking the opposite value (-x) are decreasing functions therefore a proportion in the lower tail in the original scale will be in the upper tail in the transformed scale.

The change in mean time of isometric twitch contraction as the opposite value to contraction velocity for the TS after a 120-day HDT effect is given in Fig.  4 (top panel).

If the world slides towards the opposite values, those of the Beijing dictators, we should be very nervous.

The choice is between two completely opposite values: legibility on the one hand, temporality on the other.

How can you put any kind of payback on what he gave us?" Despite the stereotype of artists as temperamental and selfish, the former Herricks students said STAC promoted just the opposite values.

In the realm of social welfare it is not uncommon for state policies to promote exactly opposite values, ignore the structural causes of service users' hardships and even blame the victims.

Besides having opposite electrical charges, they also carry opposite values of a property called angular momentum, or spin: they are, again mathematically speaking, each other's mirror images, albeit not in a standard two-dimensional mirror.