reversals in English
a dramatic reversal in population decline in the Alps
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1. Direct current is current with no reversals in polarity.
2. However coastal circulation exhibits strong alongshore currents interspersed with current reversals.
3. Older fibers also exhibit abrupt reversals in microtubule orientation.
4. We have suffered a couple of minor/temporary reversals.
5. Magnetic field, auroras, magnetic declination and magnetic field reversals.
6. Profiting from a destitute neighbor’s economic reversals was wrong. —Exodus 22:25.
7. * So the above-noted rates for reversals are really just theoretical, not dependable averages.
8. Service in systems involving frequent flow reversals and pulsation should be avoided.
9. In the case of attitudinal expressions, there are reversals, as rhetorical and historical contexts change.
10. Their subsequent revival and belated acceptance into the rock fold was one of the period's more surprising reversals.
11. Countries in conflict have witnessed severe reversals in development gains and the spillover effects have adversely impacted neighbouring countries.
12. The Aroon oscillator is a two-in-one technical indicator that will help you correctly identify reversals and their strengths and weaknesses
13. 26 Errors in recall can be similar for different individuals. for example the propensity for simple reversals within a number sequence.
14. Humility; Humility And Pride; Pits; Pits As A Term For Graves; Pride, Results Of; Reversals; 1 more topics on Abasing; 381 more topics on People
15. A sudden or unusual sight: "[The designer's] indoor-outdoor reversals and juxtapositions call forth a Magritte Apparition beneath a Miami moon" (Herbert Muschamp)
16. Candlesticks offer the unique opportunity for the early identification of reversals which enables our system to establish the stop loss and confirmation levels in time
17. A sudden or unusual sight: "[The designer's] indoor-outdoor reversals and juxtapositions call forth a Magritte Apparition beneath a Miami moon" (Herbert Muschamp).
18. The uneven economic performance is translating into frequent sharp reversals of sentiment in markets. Goldman's Mr. Wilson says it is most evident in the short-term bond markets.
19. Chargebacks are also known as "charge disputes" and reversals, and they can be filed for a variety of reasons, including unauthorized use of the credit card
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21. It should be in the public interest to help avoid sudden reversals of risk appetite among financial intermediaries and investors, which have at times proven to be destabilizing.
22. The series of reversals in course and confused maneuvers disorganized the fleet and inverted the sequence of ships, but by 23:30 the fleet had reached its cruising formation.
23. A Belated birthday present see thesaurus at late — Belatedly adverb Examples from the Corpus Belated • Their subsequent revival and Belated acceptance into the rock fold was one of the period's more surprising reversals
24. 30 Risk-reversals, a measure of the premium required to hold a call or a put in a currency pair, have increasingly shown investors hedging against a rise in the Canadian dollar in recent months.
25. ‘William often Bombastically claimed to be the man who took the decisions.’ ‘This law of reversals is called, too, more Bombastically, ‘the swing of the pendulum.’’ ‘There is an openly commercial component, often playing on nationalist sentiments and pursuing Bombastically epic themes.’
26. Using the shear resistance – shear displacement data from undrained monotonic ring shear tests and several processed horizontal earthquake accelerograms, the minimum peak earthquake acceleration necessary to cause a catastrophic shear failure under various seismic waveforms was estimated for conditions of no shear stress reversals on the sliding surface.