Príklady revers

• These reverses, however, did not extinguish the spirit of the women.

• For the purposes of the subsume-rules let - - be a transformation - consisting of, perhaps several, (ucp)-transformations, simplifications, or their - - reverses.

• It is possible that the future could bring reverses in the process of secularisation.

• This is why the overall effect of inequality on output reverses in more developed stages.

• The reverses are as painful as the successes are encouraging.

• Medieval theory at times reverses interval order, so that in the chromatic we find the largest sometimes as the uppermost interval, sometimes as the lowermost.

• More importantly, principle (29) can serve as a default linearization principle for grammars which signal scope syntagmatically in word forms, that is, where reversing affix order reverses scope.

• In this case, even though near the wall the flow is directed from the troughs towards the crests, a region close to the bottom exists where the flow direction reverses.

• The word aggressively challenges and reverses earlier denigration by active transvaluation, and even more importantly, it refuses to allow itself to be cornered in this or that category.

• Detrusor instability is common in men with outflow obstruction and typically reverses in about two-thirds of patients after transurethral resection of the prostate.

• Agency culture progresses, swoons, reverses, and culminates.

• For business and festive occasions the revers was lined with black silk facings (either satin or grosgrain).

• Waistcoats can also have lapels or revers depending on the style.

• Evening over-frocks often have silk revers, like the dress coat worn underneath.

• Bandhs caused deposition of silts in the bottom of rivers, because of which, depth of revers decreased; and so their water holding capacity also decreased.