Sentence examples for practice of reverse from inspiring English sources
It's more abstract, more fundamental than that…" Cloning – the practice of reverse engineering a video game and releasing one's own version for profit – is nothing new to the games industry.
Brick is one of the rare school districts in the United States to adopt this practice of "reverse mainstreaming," which allows districts to meet federal directives to provide disabled 3- and 4-year-olds with schooling in the least restrictive possible setting.
In the aftermath of the financial crisis, blacks were twice as likely to lose their home to foreclosure after the crisis (partly due to the widespread practice of reverse redlining), and the median wealth of whites is now 20 times the median wealth of blacks, an all-time high since they started collecting the data.
Indeed, the validity of this practice of reverse inference has been criticized [64].
The Report criticized the practice of reversing judgments for errors which "did not in the least affect the substantial rights of the parties, the real merits of the case having been properly adjudicated upon the first trial". H.R.Rep.
The name presumably heralds from the age-old practice of reversing records to hear the words of the devil.
There is no federal law or any legislation that has a chance of becoming law to prohibit conversion therapy, the practice of "reversing" a person's sexual orientation or gender identity.
However, with an increase in the number of products being reverse engineered, several conflicts of legal origin have arisen, which highlight the need for the development of specific legislature governing the practices of reverse engineering that serve a regulatory purpose.
The consequence is the repeated rise of subcultures, often of bizarre mystical or hedonistic kinds, which aim in their practice to reverse the main features of modernity and which give their members a sense of participation and belonging of an almost tribal nature.
The bank has also faced attacks over the practices of its reverse mortgage subsidiary Financial Freedom, which announced an $89 million settlement with the Justice Department last month.
"Rango," so thoroughly saturated in references to well-known, non-beast-centered stories, practices a kind of reverse animism.
