They're like A.T.M.'s, but in reverse — programmed to take money from players, usually about 9 cents of every dollar wagered, while producing frequent near misses, the illusion that a big jackpot was at hand if only, say, just one more overstuffed burger had landed on the pay line.
A reverse programming array architecture was proposed to reduce the chip area, enhance the operating window, and increase the read speed.
There is an increasing body of evidence demonstrating the capability to ameliorate or reverse programming by targeted interventions during specific periods of developmental plasticity [ 24– 26].
We have also shown that preweaning growth hormone treatment in a rat model of undernutrition reverses programmed hypertension, obesity, and inflammatory profiles in adult offspring [ 26, 30].
Although taurine supplementation did have beneficial effects in reversing programming in some conditions, further investigation is required to elucidate mechanisms of how taurine functions in the context of maternal obesity.
They have a reverse mentoring program that the corporate social media marketing team has including in their overall social media training and certification program.
Call it clunkers for cash, a reverse stimulus program that brought the city $8.8 million last year, while teaching industrious New Yorkers to recycle something much bigger than a milk carton.
In October, the Federal Housing Administration, the unit of the Department of Housing and Urban Development that runs the reverse mortgage program known as Home Equity Conversion Mortgage, or HECM, introduced the Home Equity Conversion Mortgage Saver, or HECM Saver.
You can't fast forward or reverse the program or pause it.
