reversible
پر reversible
definition
adjective
able to be reversed, in particular.
example
Written by former Ministry of Education CEO Clive Borely, the book Carlton and the Dolphin and Tilly the Turtle is a 'reversible' , hardcover publication.
The styles range from a classic wool-cashmere pea coat to a 'reversible' shearling jacket.
Experiments on the physical properties of this barrier appear to be in conflict with current physical understanding of the rheology of 'reversible' gels.
These effects are 'reversible' and tend to be less of a problem over time if the patient continues taking the drug.
We teamed a flannel sheet with a cotton one to make this warm duvet cover; pairing patterned and solid sheets makes a good-looking 'reversible' cover.
And what's really important is that the whole effect is 'reversible' .
Now on many strollers the handle bars are 'reversible' and can be moved from front to rear or vice versa and they are height adjustable.
The quilted coverlet is 'reversible' with one side having a light background with dark toile print; the reverse side is dark background hosting a light print.
Miles said one student proposed a 'reversible' high occupancy vehicle lane on Highway 99 to increase its capacity, while others argued against the construction of any new infrastructure.
‘Star’ is a novel by Pamela Anderson with a 'reversible' book jacket that contains a nude pinup of the author on the inside.
The coat is a gent's light grey waterproof 'reversible' jacket, with fleece lining.
High temperature may also cause large, 'reversible' effects on the rate of photosynthesis.
Le Châtelier realized that the carbon monoxide formed carbon dioxide and carbon in a 'reversible' reaction, for which the iron oxides acted as a catalyst.
Each sensor of the array undergoes a 'reversible' change in electrical resistance when exposed to a vapor or analyte.
The case itself, as with the previous volume, offers a 'reversible' cover, a cool feature that seems to be the norm for Geneon releases now.
Her cloak was 'reversible' , black on one side, brown on the other.
And though the procedure is simple, fast and 'reversible' , there are hidden costs involved if you decide to change your mind when the economy improves.
Tom Cruise is wearing a suit jacket that looks like it came from one of those deals where $99 buys you two jackets and a pair of 'reversible' pants.
The 'reversible' cover is a nice touch, the booklet is informative, and it's just plain pretty.
When it was used in vast quantities in agriculture, DDT probably harmed reproduction in birds of prey - but this harm subsequently proved 'reversible' .
Further around are three dolls, the 'reversible' kind (always a disturbing toy) that you turn upside down to find another face.
Blended checks, speckled materials and colourful herringbones amid 'reversible' two colour fabrics all make impact.
‘Unlike a face lift and other cosmetic surgery, the safety margin is high because it is 'reversible' ,’ said Dr Lee, a surgeon.
There are quite a few fabrics suitable for 'reversible' jackets.
These spectral changes were completely 'reversible' at the phase transition temperature of the lipids, when the sample was slowly heated back to 35°C.
Further development of 'reversible' clothing and equipment covers will reduce the logistics burden, increase mission flexibility and reduce procurement costs.
Now assume that a macromolecule contains 'reversible' linker groups allowing weak links with the gel.
According to the study's author, it's not clear whether cocaine kills brain cells or merely impairs them, or whether the effect is 'reversible' .
The boot is a technical joy, with cubby holes, cargo nets, an extending plastic cover and a neat 'reversible' floor which flips from carpet to plastic for pet transportation.
Using 'reversible' jackets - green for timbered areas and white for snow - troops blended in with their surroundings.
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