Sentence examples for reverse instance from inspiring English sources

The more usual parental nicknames "Ma" and "Pa" are sometimes written "Mar" and "Par," and in a reverse instance, the once common first name "Desire" was often written, even in official documents, as it was evidently pronounced: "Desiah".

Conceptually, removal of monoubiquitination by DUBs should also reverse for instance substrate localization or substrate-induced transcription activation in case monoubiqutination of the substrate has theses effects (see previous chapter).

Sometimes the situation has been reversed: for instance, Mia Farrow's hard-edged, wig-wearing blonde in "Broadway Danny Rose" was not a type that Allen would ever have thought Farrow capable of, until, after observing Mrs. Rao, of the Italian restaurant Rao's, in New York, she said to him, "I'd love to play that kind of a woman".

Although the example of Figure 2C shows a case in which a scoring system is more accurate than majority rule, the situation can reverse in instances where the judges' scores are widely distributed.

Significant others: self and partner) The decision to introduce formula or solids might be reversed, for instance a mother who was advised to 'give him a bit of formula just to give him something to eat' who then reverted back to breastfeeding: 'Monday morning it was a completely different baby'.

As you progress, other dimensions are revealed – making objects more solid, so they can block lasers for instance, reverse gravity or trigger slow motion.

There are several categories of membranes, for instance reverse osmosis (RO), nanofiltration, ultrafiltration and microfiltration membranes.

Colloidal particulates result from the physical incorporation of the drug into a particulate colloidal system, for instance reverse micelles, noisome, micro- and nano-spheres, erythrocytes, and polymers and liposomes.

Learn Reverse Psychology: For instance, you spot a designer dress on someone in the group dressing room, you make a serious face as the wearer stands in front of the mirror, she feels insecure and hangs the dress back on the rack, you slowly but steadily grab that dress, it's perfect for you and in bargain shopping niceties don't exist...It's every woman for herself.

For instance, reverse correlation methods [24] [26] and 'bubbles' [27], [28] in particular, can effectively produce maps of task-diagnostic regions of images with respect to a visually-homogeneous category such as faces.

The behavior of the time series tends to reverse itself, for instance, a decreasing trend in the past usually implies an increasing trend in the future and conversely, an increase in the past is likely to be followed by a decrease.