But Mr. Jackson, in his rebuttal, reversed the argument, suggesting that it was not surprising that people plotting actual crimes, like Mr. Valle, also engaged in fantasy role play.
"The right is reversing the argument". Breaking ranks with positive reviews which called the book "extraordinary", the Turin daily La Stampa said it was a provocation with questionable statistics and a flawed definition of martyr which included those killed for political reasons.
Mr. Crutchfield's explanation reverses the argument by saying that C minor and F major do not have absolute properties in themselves, but those properties arise instead from our reaction to Beethoven's reaction to music he wrote in three flats or one flat.
To those who call the therapy dangerous, Mr. Bitzer reverses the argument: "If I'd known about these therapies as a teen I could have avoided a lot of depression, self-hatred and suicidal thoughts," he said at his apartment in Los Angeles.
Reversing the argument used to go from (10) to (14), we get (38) for an arbitrary source volume, analogous to (10); the extra factor of occurs because the and have different mean-square values.
Thus, reversing the argument, our results could show that the event-completion effect cannot be an error in memory, because then we would have found differences between the expertise groups.
Rosa et al. reversed the argument proposing that interphase chromosomes never equilibrate [38].
By reversing the argument, strand bias can be used to find transcribed regions [ 18]: this method predicts many more transcribed regions.
In one sense, Malthus reversed the arguments of the mercantilists that the number of people determined the nation's resources, adopting the contrary argument of the Physiocrats that the resource base determined the numbers of people.
