Sentence examples for versa for example from inspiring English sources

Combination with other tools to monetize the non-monetary values and vice versa, for example with input-output.

Two-thirds of all outstanding derivatives were interest rate contracts (swapping fixed for floating interest rates, or vice versa, for example), 9% were foreign exchange contracts and only 8% were the credit default swaps (CDS) embroiled in the current crisis.

And yet there are things true of the life of Socrates that are not true of him and vice versa (for example, that it was so many years long, and that he weighed so many pounds)—so there is no question of their being identical.

The NCBI database management system handles filterable and retrievable fields in a different way, meaning that there exist fields that can be filtered but not retrieved for example "PDAT and vice versa— for example, "LANG".

bIt should be noted that although normally discussed separately, each barrier can be framed as a facilitator, and vice versa – for example, organizational support facilitates KT, but a lack of organizational support may impede it.

Usually both aspects are counterfeit if the sample is counterfeit but occasionally, there are examples in which the drug dosage form is counterfeit and the packaging is genuine, or vice versa, for example, in cases where authentic dosage forms are placed in counterfeited packaging to extend the expiry date.

The forecast includes newcomers to the market, like Fitbit's odd entry with Fitbit Pay, offered with select editions of its Versa smartwatch, for example.

We observed that, in gon-2 RNAi); gon-2 RNAi) worms, increases in period lengtl-1 RNAiften gtl-1 RNAiy decreases and vice versa (see for example Fig 2B panel i).

A touch of R. D. Laing, too, is detectable in the ease with which the movie allows those of unsound mind to cross into the domain of those who tend to them, and vice-versa; Stella, for example, gradually loses her marbles.

As putative adaptations, it is likely that many frames and modules evolved in the common ancestor of humans and other mammals; our ability to understand the emotional disposition of dogs and vice versa (Bekoff 2007), for example, suggests that we share affective frames.

"So You Think" rewards proficiency in multiple styles, and aspiring dancers are paying attention to this, with ballet dancers dipping into hip-hop, for example, and vice versa.