Sentence examples for presented in reverse order from inspiring English sources

On that day at 8 02 p.m., one could revel in a series of palindromes, as long as the day and month were presented in reverse order, as is the custom in Europe.

At Wired, at least at the time, every pitch was graded on a scale of one to six by everyone on staff, and then there was a meeting in which the pitches were presented in reverse order of their scores, along with their standard deviations.

Anagrams had three levels of difficulty: 'Easy' anagrams were words of 8 10 letters with two sets of adjacent letters presented in reverse order.

The results and proposed mechanism are presented in reverse order, with the proposed kinetic scheme presented first as context for the experimental results that follow.

The color sequences include a brief overlap to help clue the audience into the fact that they are being presented in reverse order.

The other subjects received both Questionnaires with the items presented in reverse order.

So I think it's weird when data on years or quarters are presented in reverse chronological order.

Mitsuko Uchida presented some illuminating Perspectives concerts last season, and she began this season's installment on Saturday evening at Zankel Hall with a survey of Viennese classics, presented in reverse chronological order: Schoenberg first, then Schubert and Mozart.

Nonetheless, I've come up with a list of five top dystopian plays, excluding adaptations, and presented in reverse chronological order, to which you are invited to contribute … Churchill's 50-minute play certainly lodges in the memory.

He saw in the traditional blog format — links with commentary, presented in reverse chronological order — the potential for a leaner, more accountable publishing model aimed at niche audiences, or verticals, that could be bundled together when selling advertising.

The greatest hits collection it's promoting, Nothing Has Changed – something like the 18th best of collection of Bowie's career – has a rather bullish air to it: in its deluxe edition, presented in reverse chronological order, it takes a CD and a half to reach what most people consider Bowie's classic period.