Sentence examples for reverse date from inspiring English sources
The stories are arranged in reverse date order which means, Moore says, that the best come first.
Some people like to rename them all to a standard format that starts with a reverse date and a keyword.
An email client could be faster and will usually offer more features, such as the ability to sort mail by size, sender, subject, reverse date and so on.
Second, while Google sorts search results by relevance, PubMed sorts retrieved citations in reverse date added order.
In other words, Google's search results (sorted by relevance) satisfy most users while PubMed's does not (reverse date added order is not useful to users in most cases).
When you transfer your photos from your camera to your computer, immediately put them into a folder on your hard drive -- not just My Pictures, but create a subfolder by date (use reverse date format e.g. 2007-06-26 which is listed better by computers ordering files by name), event name or both.
Claims that the destructive effects of the caries process can be arrested and possibly reversed date back to the turn of the 20th century (reviewed by Koulourides, 1986; Kashket, 1999)[ 44, 45].
Gilad has more than 10 years experience as a leader in research and development projects related to protocols reverse engineering, dating back to his service in the IDF elite intelligence unit 8200 during which he won several accolades.
In his edition of the Collected Works (20 volumes), Peter Davison notes that Orwell's American publisher claimed that the title derived from reversing the date, 1948, though there's no documentary evidence for this.
Remember how blogs used to allow reader comments, and were archived in reverse-date order?
Inscriptions were in Greek and obverses bore the emperor's portrait, while reverses (dated in regnal years by Greek numerals) showed a wide variety of types embracing Hellenistic, Roman, and Egyptian symbolism.
