inversion
عكس
definition
noun
the inversion of the normal domestic arrangement
the action of inverting something or the state of being inverted.
Precise data on vertical rainfall distribution, temperature lapse rate, and the altitude of the temperature inversion on the windward slope exist for this oceanic wet tropical mountain.
a reversal of the normal decrease of air temperature with altitude, or of water temperature with depth.
translation of 'inversion'
noun
تحويل تيار طردي,
انقلاب,
قلب,
قلب معنى الكلام,
التعاكس,
زيادة في حرارة الهواء,
عكس,
لواط
example
That has a fronted negative adjunct and 'inversion' of the subject and auxiliary.
Verlan is a French banlieu slang which relies on constant 'inversion' of syllables.
Yet one of her favoured modes of writing is the epigram, that celebration of 'inversion' .
We interpret this pattern as a Mesozoic normal fault zone whose 'inversion' gave rise, along strike to the NW, to the south Cameros thrust.
A weather 'inversion' in the area meant smoke hovered close to the ground Monday, causing visibility problems for traffic and aircraft.
This does not mean, however, that negative 'inversion' is less common, or indeed less important as a geological process.
The treble voice of Edward's theme is a modified 'inversion' of its own bassline, and thus, by extension, it too is a variant of the Mother's theme.
Version six is an 'inversion' of original material for the right hand with a polyrhythmic left-hand accompaniment.
The eight-bar ground is a widely arching and patently melodic tone-row, plus a free bar, answered by its 'inversion' .
Alas, somewhere over the last two decades or so, liberalism lost its root as the word liberal was perverted to the point of Orwellian 'inversion' - and therefore rendered meaningless.
Thus, when Multiplication / Division 'inversion' problems are encountered, only part of the inverse relationship is easily accessible.
Reactions were mixed by 'inversion' several times and then placed in a dark chamber with constant stirring in a luminescence spectrophotometer.
The British writer Melanie Phillips, no conservative, sees in such casual assertions a breathtaking illiberalism and 'inversion' of traditional values.
the 'inversion' of the normal domestic arrangement
In its simplest form, this is a one-step polymerization reaction involving glycosyl transfer by 'inversion' of configuration at the anomeric carbon.
The solutions were mixed by 'inversion' and kept at room temperature for 20 min.
an 'inversion' of traditional customer–supplier relationships
The 'inversion' of the traditional arrangement make the ocean view a communal experience.
The speech is a masterpiece of shameless rhetoric and 'inversion' of the topoi of legal oratory.
Semantic 'inversion' , is the reversal of the meaning of a term.
The principal explanation lies in the obscene moral 'inversion' of victim culture.
This 'inversion' of the ‘normal’ reaction to such an illness is quite typical of the show.
That moral 'inversion' did not collapse with the Berlin Wall - it is the chief motor of political correctness, itself invented by Lenin.
This summer, I realized I was the servant and it the master and resolved this 'inversion' of the natural order in Kirkian fashion, by taking a sledgehammer to it.
Though commercial forms of play buy release from work and responsibility, traditional play allows for temporary 'inversion' of the status quo.
When examining symmetry in the three-dimensional world, there are four types of symmetry operations to consider: rotation, reflection, roto-reflection and 'inversion' .
If the bond between these two sugars is broken, free glucose and fructose result, a reaction termed 'inversion' .
These arguments are an almost perfect 'inversion' of the truth.
The media who perpetrate this outright 'inversion' of the truth truly have blood on their hands.
The answers, however, in another 'inversion' of the genre, are anti-answers, leading the searcher back to where he started, to himself, or to death.
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