Sentence examples for versa of the from inspiring English sources
The C.F.H. routinely disagrees with Mayor Bloomberg, and vice versa; of the many disputes the two sides have had, this is among the milder.
The main objective of this article is to present a new and practical correlation associating the effectiveness with its number of transfer unit (NTU) and vice versa of the humidification process.
A highly useful description of the constraints is that they follow from the assumption of initially increasing and subsequently decreasing rates of change, or vice versa, of the process considered.
These regulators are expected to affect the transition from assembly to disassembly and vice versa of the Z-ring.
Of the 24 benign cases without stromal periostin expression, 19 showed epithelial periostin expression and vice versa of the 14 benign cases without periostin expression, 9 revealed stromal periostin expression.
A corrected ratio (CR) was calculated by dividing the ratio of the upper-band intensity to the lower-band intensity, or vice versa, of the same sample before and after digestion to give a CR value >1.
A new database of translated Israeli Supreme Court decisions, VERSA: Opinions of the Supreme Court of Israel, has recently been launched by Cardozo Law School.
While the literary world sees nothing strange about the novelist also operating as a critic, and vice versa, one of the strengths of theatre criticism in this country is its independence.
Should India and Pakistan finally overcome their barriers to trade, Pakistan could truly serve as a trade corridor linking Afghanistan and Central Asia to India's huge market and vice versa – part of the New Silk Road vision better linking Afghanistan to its region.
Canon law took on a more defensive character, with prohibitions regarding books, mixed marriages, participation of Roman Catholics in Protestant worship and vice versa, education of the clergy in seminaries, and other such areas of concern.
A lower value of outage constraint leads to a higher average capacity, and vice versa, because of the inverse relationship between outage probability and capacity.
