inversion
penyongsangan
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.
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Version six is an 'inversion' of original material for the right hand with a polyrhythmic left-hand accompaniment.
Though commercial forms of play buy release from work and responsibility, traditional play allows for temporary 'inversion' of the status quo.
He plays with the reader by offering erotic diversion and 'inversion' in lieu of the expected moments of heroic presence of mind, voice and body.
For many of these parents, this 'inversion' of responsibility is not simply a reaction forced on them by external pressures: it is what they believe is right.
Could a chord be played in an alternate, more comfortable 'inversion' in the left hand to give the same harmonic impression, even if the notes don't exactly match those on the printed score?
Why should it be this emotional scale (as opposed to joy vs. pain, or pride vs. envy) whose expressions are subject to positive-to-negative 'inversion' ?
That moral 'inversion' did not collapse with the Berlin Wall - it is the chief motor of political correctness, itself invented by Lenin.
An 'inversion' is caused when the temperature at the ground cools faster than the air above it.
What gives to this autobiography its particular value is its 'inversion' of insider-outsider positions.
The speech is a masterpiece of shameless rhetoric and 'inversion' of the topoi of legal oratory.
One of its little peculiarities is that along with front placement of the adverbial goes 'inversion' of main verb and subject.
I've found this sequencing only works sometimes, and it teaches students to confuse a chord's 'inversion' with its function.
an 'inversion' of traditional customer–supplier relationships
There are some basic effects available - like wave reversal, phase 'inversion' and bit decimation - to emulate vintage low-resolution samplers.
the 'inversion' of the normal domestic arrangement
Do not spray when conditions are favorable for an atmospheric 'inversion' .
Atmospheric 'inversion' usually occurs early in the morning.
Both poets share a frequent use of 'inversion' and play with syntax.
This does not mean, however, that negative 'inversion' is less common, or indeed less important as a geological process.
However, it was later shown that 'inversion' of the glucose carbon skeleton does not occur during plant AsA biosynthesis.
The forecast today had a blue day written all over it, with a strong 'inversion' and a layer of dry air above that.
That has a fronted negative adjunct and 'inversion' of the subject and auxiliary.
The most extreme threat to the principles of civility comes, then, not from the direct negation of the truth of its 'inversion' , but rather from its perversion.
Semantic 'inversion' , is the reversal of the meaning of a term.
Until and unless this fact is grasped, along with the profound moral 'inversion' that it has caused throughout the west, we will not win this fight for civilisation.
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.
In fact, the 'inversion' of these intervals forms the basis of the entire accompaniment for Wistful Memories, and the bluesy Swingetude is based almost exclusively on these intervals.
The 'inversion' of sacred to profane suggests a downward transformation from the spiritual to the material plane, a profane commingling of the human and divine, the flesh and the spirit.
The principal explanation lies in the obscene moral 'inversion' of victim culture.
The eight-bar ground is a widely arching and patently melodic tone-row, plus a free bar, answered by its 'inversion' .
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