This, ZURB partner and design lead Jonathan Smiley told me earlier today, means that " the media queries in Foundation that determine what device sees which layout are reversed, meaning that you're building the simple, mobile device layout first".
Farnsworth explains that infants that go on to develop autism are much more likely to have a preference for images that feature geometric shapes, while for children with the Williams syndrome, Farnsworth says, the situation is reversed, meaning that they show a marked preference for social scenes in comparison to neurotypical children.
The BOS -and thus the natural sequence of syllables- is reversed, meaning that the temporal envelope modulations are inverted but the relationship across frequency bands is preserved.
The mean values and standard deviations for the AGS composite score, its subscales and single items were calculated after all negatively keyed items had been reversed, meaning that higher scores express a more positive attitude.
Alternatively, a contranym can reverse meanings when it is used as a different part of speech.
The bartender went on to explain rather dubiously that kava drinkers experience "reverse tolerance" — meaning it requires a lot to experience kava's effects the first few times.
The Ceridian Corporation said yesterday that it planned to separate into two independent, publicly trade companies by year-end in a tax-free reverse spinoff, meaning the larger unit is being spun off.
By October this forces the current to reverse direction, meaning that the river flows in one direction for half the year and in the opposite direction for the remainder.
If a bowler is able to deliver at speeds of greater than 85 mph (135 kph), he can achieve reverse swing, meaning that without altering the grip on the ball or the motion of delivery, the bowler can cause the ball to swing (curve) in either direction.
Finally, the association could be due to reverse causality, meaning that good health would lead to conservative viewpoints.
