"reverse procedure" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of doing something in the opposite or reverse order from how it was originally done. Example: "In order to undo the damage, the mechanic had to carefully follow the reverse procedure of disassembling the engine and then reassembling it in the correct order."
The caricaturist follows the reverse procedure by discovering horsey, mousy, or piggish features in the human face.
The same year, the Austrian professor Eugen Steinach had transplanted ovaries into male guinea pigs which had been castrated in infancy, and performing a reverse procedure on females.
I have heard him, in an interview, say how freed up he felt by that film's director, the late Anthony Minghella, but Kaufman seems to be following the reverse procedure.
The strange effect of this poem is that I noticed myself almost recreating the swan in reverse procedure, perhaps because the last line is so contrary to normal human instinct.
If it had any effect, the reverse procedure (food before bell) would be called backward conditioning; but at most it only inhibits other reactions.
Departing aircraft go through a reverse procedure, whereby control is passed from ground control to departure control to terminal control area and, finally, to en route control.
The watermark extraction applies to the similar operations in embedding processes with reverse procedures.
For the extraction of secret bits and the recovery of original image, they correspond to the reverse procedures to data embedding, as depicted in the framework in Fig. 1.
To evaluate the minimum number of genes required for the correct class assignment we used forward and reverse procedures.
A reversing procedure is included to take the manipulator to its initial position.
In the case of (K = mathrm {USp}_N) a sort of reversing procedure takes places and the analogous real form is (mathrm {USp}_{2n} times mathrm {SO}_{2n}^*).
