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Part of the projected image can fill the whole of the frame or conversely the image can be reduced to fill only part of it.
Are there any parts of your story that you're particularly proud of, or conversely, any where you think it really didn't work?
People who are driven to climb corporate ladders have parents who believe ladder climbing is important. Conversely, people who search in their careers for stability and structure acquire these values in their childhood.

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conversely | American Dictionary

conversely
adverb[ not gradable ]
us/kənˈvɜrs·li, ˈkɑn·vɜrs·li/
from a different and opposite way of looking at this:
He was regarded either as too imitative to be considered original or, conversely, as being overly original.

Examples of conversely

conversely
Conversely, the master acknowledges the rights of disciples to take their own students.
Conversely, a disproportionately small percentage of students from these groups achieve sufficiently high test performances to become placed in classes for talented and gifted students.
Conversely, the identity hypothesis makes it possible to dissociate the acceptability of identical consonants from their similarity.
Conversely, canopy trees show slower dynamics, with probabilities of mortality and recruitment lowered by a mean factor of about 0.5 with respect to other species.
Conversely, an increase in the dormancy level of the seed population was observed after periods of storage in dry soil.
Conversely, where governments' incentives are at odds with developmental imperatives, policymaking and implementation are vulnerable to economically damaging political opportunism.
Conversely, this contrast is neutralised if these faithfulness constraints are dominated.
Conversely, if condition (11) is not satisfied, the long-run distribution of wealth is dominated by type-1 agents.
Conversely, the content of a boolean variable can be thought of as encoding a choice between two alternative control paths.
Independent positioning, conversely, involved encouragement of residents' self-care and provided opportunities for residents to respond in interactions.
Conversely, when graze is limited there will be higher utilization of acacias by elephants but also fires of low intensity.
Conversely, every 1 per cent level of satisfaction with government performance elevates the equilibrium level of regime satisfaction by 0.4 per cent.
Conversely, cases for which an example sentence could not easily be invented were considered dubious.
Note that every dual in this sense is also a finitary dual, but not conversely.
Conversely, there is greater utilisation of social assistance by migrants, and means-tested benefits form a larger component in their income packages compared with citizens.
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