Sentence examples similar to perform in reverse order from inspiring English sources
The phrase "perform in reverse order" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when you want to describe an action that must be done in a specific order, starting from the end and going back to the beginning. For example, you might say, "In order to complete this task correctly, we must perform each step in reverse order."
The first two — being performed in reverse order of the one originally announced — are Douglas Lee's "Lifecasting" (new this January) and Christopher Wheeldon's "Mercurial Manoeuvres" (2000).
The first set of measurements of the Wien effect was carried out from low to high field strengths whereas the second one was performed in reverse order to eliminate possible effects of long-term heating and other irreversible phenomena.
This assay was also performed in reverse order with S. mitis as the second bacterial species inoculated.
Second, to determine the unique additional variance of the DAS-A after the variance of demographic variables has been partialled out, these analyses were performed in reverse order (i.e., demographical variables in the first step followed by DAS-A scores in the second step).
Pianist Jon Manasse and clarinettist Jon Nakamatsu wisely perform them in reverse order, moving from the flamboyance of the E flat sonata to the more contemplative F minor sonata.
The simple sequence remained unchanged as performing it in reverse order is of itself less natural and more difficult.
We did not obtain pre-hypothermia and post-hypothermia recordings at 38°C in each animal, but we did perform the intervention in reverse order in four of the animals.
Interestingly, for a series examining the evolution of a genre, the three works were performed in reverse chronological order.
(Indeed, perhaps the entire night should be performed in reverse chronological order).
On each side we then repeated the GPC analysis five times, progressively reducing the number of ASL scans available to train the classifier from six scans per session to one, performed in reverse acquisition order.
As such, sampling was performed in reverse chronological order from the last possible date of discharge to maximise the time between the eligible admission and discharge dates and decrease selection bias associated with the duration of imprisonment.
