| 词汇 | example_english_reverse |
| 释义 | Examples of reverseThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. In a separate session, the orientations of the gratings were reversed so that each eye viewed each orientation in a counterbalanced design. To isolate the problem, assume that if satisfactory reasoning is not forthcoming, the decision can be reversed. The gender switch produces humor, but it does not disrupt or reconfigure gender relations or hierarchies; instead, it temporarily reverses them. The opposite direction was created by reversing the order. However, this trend was reversed later : living with relatives became commonplace for 75 per cent of single old women. To this should be added that the alienation expressed through modernist rupture cannot simply be reversed. The effect of syllable length on tokens in onsets and in codas was reversed when we considered the effect of ordinal syllable position on deletion. Simply by turning over the ideas, the conclusion can be reversed. The values of these response categories were reversed for the positive affect items. In less than two decades, the province reversed its diversified productive pattern and became specialised in sugar production. In the following empirical analyses, however, the numerator and the denominator are reversed so that higher scores indicate increased party policy extremism. Lexical transducers have been used extensively for morphological analysis, and in theory a finite-state transducer implementing an analyser can be reversed to produce a generator. Interestingly, the relationship between having a child at home and political participation is reversed between those with a partner and those without. Finally, identical results were obtained when the deactivation protocol order was reversed (right, bilateral, then left). Such changes are not automatically reversed as the economy improves. In return for the aid, the abbess expected to reap the fruits of royal patronage once the king's fortunes were reversed. The regular pattern of alternating long and short syllables, which is reversed only in the middle, accounts for the measured pace of both poems. Therefore, with this easier criterion, the sequence from visual perspective taking to pronoun acquisition was reversed, contradicting our first two hypotheses. However, one important distinction concerns the efficacy of minocycline in reversing chronic visceral hypersensitivity in adulthood long after the initial neonatal insult. The drag is unchanged by extending the fuselage cylindrically downstream, and then reversing the flow direction. The value of a case study lies in providing evidence to advance broader generalizations; the relationship should not be reversed. The prime minister reversed the decision, and the politician came under scathing attacks. The converse inclusion can be proved by reversing the proof steps. Despite the admonitions of progressive welfare reformers, it seems unlikely that this policy will be reversed. Environmental enrichment reverses the effects of maternal separation on stress reactivity. Two separate melodic figures are played and reversed. The children were significantly worse at identifying words that had their metrical stress pattern reversed than words that were mispronounced in other ways. Because the power flow direction of the actuating bond is reversed, the modulated force becomes negative, thus forming a negative feedback loop. The arbitrary allocation of social rights was reinforced, not reversed. The situation is reversed for 7, 8, and 9, and hence the prediction is that for these numerals the feminine forms are preferred. I also replicated these simulations while reversing the order of party movements. Scales reversed to facilitate comparison of odds ratios. The wasting syndrome was reversed by placing the animals on a high protein diet. The score was reversed such that higher scores reflected greater socioeconomic risk. The anger and depressive symptoms subscales were converted to z scores, averaged, and then reversed to form the higher order emotional functioning scales. The effect is reversed for oil because of the assumed availability of oil imports at the projected world price. Note that if f has negative orientation then repeat the construction with all signs reversed. We shall exhibit one reversing point in many of these squares. The map g does so in either an orientation-preserving or orientation reversing way. There are exactly six collinear solutions, two for each of the three collision arcs, the two being related by reversing orientation. If is neutral and two points occur, then reverses orientation at one and preserves orientation at the other. Similarly, any downwards movement would be halted and reversed. However, his equation omitted the third term in (35) and the sign of the first term was reversed. At these points, which we will call 'stop points', the front curvature is reversed and the growth stops. Recent studies have revealed that ubiquitination can be reversed by deubiquitinating enzymes that release ubiquitin monomers from modified proteins. The combined set of all symmetries and reversing symmetries of a vector fields forms a group, called its reversing symmetry group. The population decline that accompanied the colonial conquest was not reversed until then. The relationship between the length of the preceding birth interval and mortality may be reversed since parents may wish to replace a dead child. When however the variability is expressed as the coefficient of variation, the trend is reversed. Another quarter were shown the pictures in this same order, but the right-left positions of the pictures in each set were reversed. However, this total included both reversed and nonreversed compounds. Consistency of the equilibrium expectations causes the partial equilibrium intuitions to be reversed. Perhaps the most obvious is that domestic roles celebrated in the 1919 era had now been reversed. The real effects of the money shock are reversed as soon as the liquidity effect dissipates. The market entry of some firms is now not reversed because of sunk-entry costs. Prominent cognitive dysfunction, which initially reverses with successful antidepressant treatment, is the essential clinical feature in the minority of elderly depressed patients with 'depressive pseudodementia'. The effects can be reversed within a few weeks of abstinence from alcohol. The first feature is usually ptosis, followed after a few years by dysphagia, but the order may be reversed. Joint range of motion and strength can be improved and the vicious cycle associated with deconditioning can be reversed. Although the trend seems to be reversed after 1994, the private sector has greatly increased its share in the medical technology sector. Note that the use of the letters s and t is reversed for clause heads. In the present study, one night of recovery sleep completely reversed nearly all of the impairments resulting from 85 h of sleep deprivation. In the adult, however, this dependence is reversed. However, the difference decreased with increasing detritivore abundance, and reversed in the most densely populated waters of the bay. Once the ant nest is abandoned, the situation is reversed and the nest has greater understorey diversity and abundance than the nearby forest. The right0left positions of the moving and the stationary stimulus, respectively, were regularly reversed to prevent position learning. When the red surround is used, all three preferences are reversed. Changing in patterns of eye-head coordination during 6 h of optically reversed vision. The polarity of the stimulation was reversed and its amplitude adjusted to that of the eye signal to show the synchronization between the two signals. Second, the loss of refinement incurred after early, long-term deprivation could not be reversed by many months of subsequent visual experience in adulthood. Note that in the sparse condition the checkerboards also reversed the sign of their contrast at random. The noughth and the second group are reversed. The convergence of race and class was now reversed. There is nothing to suggest that this policy will be reversed. The prevalences were reversed when soil contamination was analysed in relation to the number of samples studied. By inver ting the order, the result is also reversed. The analysis depicts a pattern of deconcentration between 1970 and 1985, which, however, has been reversed since then. In (13), the order of the conjuncts in (7a) is reversed, but the truth condition stays the same. To capture the effects of social democracy more clearly, the cabinet partisanship variable was reversed (so that higher values mean more leftist governments). The sign on this figure is reversed because fewer days mean more uncertainty. The function reverses its input list if control and prompt are used instead of call-with-current-delimited-continuation and delimit-continuation. Under policies pi2 and p i02, the roles of servers i1 and i2 are reversed (as described earlier). There is also evidence that this trend reversed after the market bust. Nonetheless, there are encouraging signs that the decline in participation rates has ended and may have even reversed. Multiple hybridizations were carried out for most experiments, and dye labeling was reversed to avoid systematic bias. The hierarchy of knowledge and power between husband and lady is now reversed. In leading to the seat of radical power, the quest for radical justice effectively reversed the poles of traditional social critique. However, the use of metaphor here has the opposite effect since it actually reverses the process of secularization. From roughly 5,700 inhabitants onwards, the relation between size and growth thus seems to be reversed again. As yet there was no great sense that the policies of welfare and social egalitarianism since 1945 needed to be reversed. One animal in each group had the viruses reversed. The important point was that there seemed to be no way of determinately reversing this higher-to-lower translation unless the target high-level language was already known. The position was reversed towards the end of 1988, with a depreciation of 45 per cent and 49 per cent respectively. At least one of the trends behind the argument is now reversed. The social revolution had not, however, been completely reversed. The relations of outside and inside become reversed, with the theatrical space within now representing the interior. In the nineteenth century the relationship was reversed. In the second analysis the order of entry was reversed. In a second analysis, the order of entry was reversed. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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