Ending trafficking requires that we reverse this risk/reward equation.
Reverse the equation for Jamie Oliver, Exhibit A for anyone making the case that television now shapes the culinary landscape.
While most micro colonies treat their hosts as gods to be served, a few rebels want to reverse the equation: "All talk of gods," says one rabble-rouser, "is the people's cocaine".
There's a strong philosophical point behind the endeavor, as Maute explains in the magazine Early Music America: given that we routinely adapt the music of the past for modern instruments, why not reverse the equation?
Historically, through the power of collective bargaining, labor unions helped reverse that equation, enabling many unskilled workers to earn middle-class incomes.
Now some European newspaper and magazine publishers, frustrated by their inability to make more of their own money from the Web, want to reverse the equation.
In a next wave, China's emerging film companies are proposing to reverse the equation, by finding Chinese stories with global appeal and just enough American content or backing to attract viewers who have grown comfortable with Hollywood-style movies.
For Messier, reverse the equation: He made mistakes, but at least he has not been accused of any crimes.
Every privacy-based project you've seen so far before has been in the cloud, and I wanted to reverse the equation and have it completely free of the cloud," he says.
To correct the situation, you need to reverse the equation by cutting your expenses and/or earning more income and then using those savings to pay off your debt.
