Sentence examples for reversed layout from inspiring English sources

The reversed layout is also more compact, making it easier to fit a V-8 in the smaller vehicles that the new fuel-economy rules will encourage.

On the advice of spiritualists, Mr. Wahid reversed the layout of his office and changed its carpet from red to blue.

In order to access the large amount of wasted space in the master bath, I reversed the layout and created a cleaner, more linear room where Carrara marble takes center stage.

He'd done this sort of reverse layout and I was like, 'Fuck!

The reverse layout of CTGTs showed very much better performance against oblique loads than the original straight circular tubes employed to fabricate it.

The thickness variation and material hardening during fabrication delayed the switch from progressive to global buckling for reverse layout of CTGT and enabled it to preserve most of the axial crush resistance when subjected to oblique loads with load angle up to 20°.

With its pair of Honeywell turbochargers, the novel reverse-layout TwinPower engine — the exhaust pulses that spin the turbos come from inside the V of the cylinder banks, while air enters from the outer sides — dials up a lusty 560 horsepower and 500 pound-feet of torque, sending the V-10 of the last M5 shrieking to the dustbin.

This, ZURB partner and design lead Jonathan Smiley told me earlier today, means that " the media queries in Foundation that determine what device sees which layout are reversed, meaning that you're building the simple, mobile device layout first".

Its layout could be reversed or turned sideways to suit the topography and maximize light, further distinguishing it from the older houses along the streets.

The first tournament was played with current holes 10 through 18 played as the first nine, and 1 through 9 as the second nine then reversed permanently to its present layout for the 1935 tournament.

The layout of the table is purposefully reversed to model the scientific reasoning behind the information, rather than simply conveying information.