Sentence examples for reverse concept from inspiring English sources

But universities should be careful not encourage victimhood culture, looping effects and greater fragility One step that might reverse concept creep is to expand notions of diversity to include viewpoint diversity, especially political diversity.

Many futurists have speculated about the potential benefits of monitoring or controlling brain behavior electronically -- not to mention the more mind-stretching reverse concept of machines being driven directly by human perceptions or thoughts.

Theron's previous collaboration with writer Diablo Cody and director Jason Reitman, 2011′s "Young Adult," posited the reverse concept.

The availability of a large number of genomes to implement RV has lead to the emergence of the pan-genomics reverse vaccinology concept [ 11], which can also apply to the concepts of core, extended (dispensable) and character (unique) genomes.

Maybe it's time to reverse our concept of what is possible and what isn't; maybe we should accept the impossibility of omnipotent immortality and consider the possibility of radical social change.

This also works if you reverse the concept.

Since 9/11, if not before, our government has been hard at work to reverse that concept.

Here, we provide guidelines for chemotaxis pathway design by employing control theory and reverse engineering concept on pathway dynamic design.

This prokaryotic genome, next to our eukaryotic one, has emerged thanks to recent advances of high throughput sequencing technologies allowing to obtain millions reads over a short period of time and avoiding the need for laboratory cultivation of gut bacteria [ 6], even if a recent study seems to reverse this concept [ 7].

Here she reversed the concept, reasoning that a classical audience might prove receptive to Mr. Ritter's work.

"Suspending Memory," designed by Joseph Karadin with Hsin-Yi Wu, both of New York, reverses the concept of the Arad scheme.