Sentence examples for reversed seeing from inspiring English sources

In a second story, the tables are reversed, seeing Gulliver in a land with terrifying giants towering over him.

He is dismayed by the situation in Newcastle, which he hopes will be reversed, seeing the council's decision as shortsighted, since all evidence points to the fact that when people go out to the theatre they spend money on meals and transport too, contributing further to a city's economy.

Built using two hacked VHS viewfinders and two CCTV bullet cameras users look into it and their sight is reversed, seeing the left side in the right eye and vice versa.

Reforms that helped to win Turkey its date with Europe have been reversed (see article).

In 1986 a CBS News poll found 41% of respondents thought the government regulated business too much and 22% thought it regulated it too little (a view that has now been reversed; see chart 1).

This allowed the platforms to be renumbered with the order reversed (see list below).

In this allele, all of the phenotypes observed in the CG197325A homozygotes including abnormal eye morphology and short lifespan were successfully reversed (see below).

The lines for thin- and thick-lipped fishes' pharyngeal jaws have been reversed (see revised Figure Five b,c).

But S2 changes when the order of eigenvectors in one of the samples is reversed (see formulas) because this would be considered as a change in matrix orientation.

Stimuli that had to be memorized or reversed (see descriptions for questions 1 and 5) were presented only in audio format.

As shown in Supplementary Figure S1 (at http://www.BiochemJ.org/bj/442/bj4420595add.htm), there is considerable confusion about MST3 nomenclature in the literature with the nomenclature of the 431- and 443-residue isoforms frequently being reversed (see [ 15] for a recent example).