Sentence examples for reverse settings from inspiring English sources

The reverse settings (linearly decreasing intensity from 64 dB to 40 dB SPL and linearly increasing audiovisual offset from 0 ms to 14 ms) were applied to create receding sounds.

Similarly, normal tissue-specific methylation peaks were defined as hypomethylated regions with the reverse settings.

You can change or reverse these settings anytime.

Correction: June 24 , 2004 Thursday Two picture captions in Arts & Ideas on Saturday with an article about puppeteers reversed the settings shown, and one misidentified the two women shown.

The use of PCP led to what can be called a more explorative behavior of subjects: On the one hand, they performed considerably more filtering steps and also reversed their settings more often.

Yet this opera offers the reverse: with its settings of the Ave Maria and the Salve Regina, this is as close as many will get to liturgy in an age of reason.

In order to improve both physical and mental health, primary care services need to be integrated within mental health settings (reverse integration).

Cellular senescence can be prevented, bypassed, or reversed in other settings and perhaps here too [ 35, 40, 41].

Re-running the InterVA-4 model with the 'high' and 'low' settings reversed at site level gave the results shown in Fig. 3. Incorrect use of the 'high' setting in low malaria populations appeared to result in high relative rates of falsely attributed malaria, although the numbers involved would still be relatively small at the lowest endemicities.

But it's worth doing the same thing in reverse — heading to the settings and ensuring that nobody who shouldn't have access to the computer does.

As for road traffic organization, it may include reverse traffic organization, emergency lane settings, and controlling flow and speed of general vehicles.