Sentence examples for reversal called from inspiring English sources

One such reversal, called the Younger Dryas, after a small Arctic plant — Dryas octopetala — that suddenly reappeared in Scandinavia, took place roughly twelve thousand eight hundred years ago.

This sex reversal, called Swyer syndrome, can happen when a protein called SRY doesn't work.

Through the clinic, women who have been sewn up can undergo a surgical reversal called deinfibulation, allowing a normal birth and urination.

Initially Lugo acceded to his dismissal, but within days he sought its reversal, calling the action a "parliamentary coup".

The length of such a sequence of reversals is called reversal distance, denoted by d π, π d ) (or simply d, when π d = ι n ).

And though Kennedy's votes with the conservative bloc include one, in 1989, upholding the death penalty for juveniles, he has changed his mind in response to evolving views on a controversial subject: in 2005, Kennedy wrote the opinion that overturned the death penalty for juveniles, arguing that a reversal was called for because "standards of decency" had changed.

Such decisions do not depend on the allocation of the observations in the different treatment categories and may exhibit a counter-intuitive reversal property, called Simpson's paradox.

When the result analysis is based on the classical Preisach model [33], it yields the statistical distribution of the elementary irreversible magnetization reversal processes, called hysterons [34].

To distinguish those CCLP operations from the reversal, we call them as non-reversal CCLP operations.

But, to distinguish those CCLP operations from the reversal, we call them as non-reversal CCLP operations in the sequel of this paper.

A signed k-reversal is called short if k≤3.