By poking fun, "you invert that power structure and gain power over those people".
You invert an hourglass when the sand runs out, and the fashion world inverts the social hierarchy when the trappings of privilege lose their glamour.
Zagallo told congress: "If you invert the situation and I didn't put Ronaldo on and then Brazil lost 3-0, people would say 'Zagallo is stubborn, he had to put him on, Ronaldo was the best player in the world'.
With the Caravaggio piece, he said, "Part of the idea had to do with religion as an invisible force, like gravity, and so can you invert it?" He was pleased with the video it's called "Untitled (After St. Caravaggio)," and is in the New Museum show but it wasn't really what he'd been after.
For example, Michael Garet, the vice president of the American Institutes for Research, a behavioral and social science research group, led a study that instructed seventh-grade math teachers in a summer institute, helping them understand the math they teach — like why, when dividing fractions, do you invert and multiply?
With the Caravaggio piece, he said, "Part of the idea had to do with religion as an invisible force, like gravity, and so can you invert it?" He was pleased with the video — it's called "Untitled (After St. Caravaggio)," and is in the New Museum show — but it wasn't really what he'd been after.
They are Ivy League graduates who believe asking questions like, "How do you invert a binary tree?" is the best way to gauge someone's technical ability.
You invert the wave pattern of a regularly repeating noise, broadcast the resulting waves with the right timing and let the peaks and troughs cancel, producing silence.
In the imperative, you invert subject and verb, so Sie Kommen becomes Kommen Sie, in which case, the grafted preposition gets lopped off and stuck at the end.
