At unpredictable intervals, the contingencies for the pair of symbols in each block were reversed (reversal shifts).
From these precedents the earlier coinage of Julius Caesar followed naturally in the late 50s and early 40s, with, obverse, CAESAR and elephant (the family badge) and, reverse, priestly symbols, or obverse, head of Venus (his traditional ancestress) and, reverse, CAESAR, Gaulish trophy, and captives.
On social media, thousands have taken the symbol and reversed its meaning - using it to express solidarity with Iraqi Christians.
The idea of using block transmission and reversing the received symbol stream in each block in equalization has been considered in a few articles before.
Intra-symbol interleaving, used in the DVB-RCS and WiMAX standards, operates on the R = 2 bits (Q = 1) of each input symbol, reversing their positions for even indexes n.
The next day, in a statement distributed to South Carolina reporters, he reversed himself and called the flag "a symbol of heritage".
The ancient equation was completely reversed: fatness became associated with low social status; thinness became a symbol of wealth and prestige.
An appeals court reversed its verdicts of not guilty in an episode that became a symbol of government failure in Argentina.
In the original manuscript published online, the symbols for the control and succimer-only groups were reversed in Figure 4A.
Letters, symbols, initials: they are all over, upside down, sideways, seemingly reversed, on perhaps 10 percent of blocks on the arched brownstone sections.
