Sentences with phrase «precisely opposite»

Milk paint has this wonderful ability to keep you humble... Just when you think you have it mastered, it will jump out and do precisely the opposite of what you expect!

The grass roots movement of our grass roots leaders, in my opinion, is precisely the opposite of what the CREA Directors have pursued.

While I was writing and updating Hiring the Best Knowledge Workers, second edition, I realized that my advice wasn't precisely opposite for people who were searching for jobs.

The next day, Microsoft would do precisely the opposite.

It is quite amazing that a new coin was essentially «created» on August 1st, and many will say that this signals the instability of the cryptocurrency world, but it is actually precisely the opposite.

So with the creation of a new coin, many would interpret it to mean that cryptocurrencies are unstable since there is still infighting in the community, but it is precisely the opposite.

These Bullets v2, however, are precisely the opposite: quietly introduced in August and cheaper than a weekly London bus pass, they outperform expectations with aplomb.

Some make you tired and slow your reaction times, while others have precisely the opposite effect and make you jumpy and hyper - aware.

In fact, precisely the opposite is true in terms of the effects on the economy as you can find a few clicks away on the Health and Safety Executive's website.

«A lot of people feel guilty about this, but it should be precisely the opposite.

At the same time he does precisely the opposite (as discussed in an earlier article In the doghouse, NLJ, 17 January p 9, and online at www.newlawjournal.co.uk) as a rule maker and segregates family proceedings into their own procedural back - water.

The Crown should not be permitted to subvert that rationale by using peremptory challenges to achieve precisely the opposite result.»

Warren Young pointed out that New Zealand had adopted precisely the opposite approach: «Our guidelines are not being set on the basis of some predetermined level of prison capacity.»

The IPCC has not just ignored IAC recommendations, it has deliberately followed the precisely opposite paths

«The science says that spending precious dollars for climate change mitigation on forestry is high - risk: We don't know that it would cool the planet, and we have good reason to fear it might have precisely the opposite effect.

«and we have good reason to fear it might have precisely the opposite effect.»

Backwards beekeepers argue precisely the opposite — swarming is nature's way of creating new bee colonies, so swarming bees are by their very nature «survivors» who are adapted to their local environment, and better able to withstand pests and diseases.

If it is true that CAGW is merely plausible, which I can not disagree with, then why are all our learned scientific societies, and I should add our hostess, saying precisely the opposite?

There is a large number of peer - reviewed papers, with results from all over the world, reaching precisely the opposite conclusion — that is, that the MWP, and / or the RWP, were warmer than, or as warm as, the present period.

As a matter of fact, skeptics are engaging in precisely the opposite behavior as to what you're suggesting.

Areas with very high (40,000 ppm) of water vapour can easily be compared to areas at the same latitude with very low (nearly 0 ppm) of water vapour and the net radiation across the atmospheric column is precisely opposite to what you insist your experiments prove.

No, he said, and that was why he had taken care to anonymize the data and send them to a statistician, who had confirmed the obvious: since the same technique, applied to the same data, could produce precisely opposite results depending upon a careful choice of the endpoints for the multiple trend - lines that the IPCC's bureaucrats had superimposed on the perfectly correct graph of 150 years of temperature changes that the scientists had submitted, the technique must be defective and any results obtained by its use must be meaningless.

The fact that Kemper isn't fully operational and TRIG hasn't been proven on a commercial scale has not prevented Fanning, Moniz and other Southern officials from claiming precisely the opposite.

However, the situation is precisely opposite that.

He is ignoring what Wagner's statement says, explicitly, and attributing precisely the opposite meaning to it.

It makes a nice sensational headline, after all, but if you look to climate science you see a predictive failure in precisely the opposite direction.

4) Precisely the opposite thing will happen to the 12CO2: Initially, the diffusion will be all from the air to the water.

Precisely the opposite happened with the other group — «egalitarian - communitarians» or liberals — who tended to worry more as they knew more science and math.

It will be coded as precisely the opposite.

Perhaps ironically, one of his chief conjectures is about how mixing science and politics is detrimental to both, a concern echoed by those with precisely opposite ideological leanings.

Urban adjustments work in precisely the opposite way to what you described.

But here too there was a marked change in seasonal patterns, and here too it was in precisely the opposite direction to the CSIRO projections.

On the face of it, this is precisely the opposite of what is intended.

iow what Mike said a number of times through his article was precisely the opposite of: «Climate Change (is not) a force that influences the outcomes.»

Now, no - one thinks that tree ring records have millennial scale non-climatic trends (their problem is precisely the opposite, that the multi-century scale climate trends might be damped), the same is true for ice cores etc..

He presciently noted that this was precisely the opposite of what would be a sensible way forward, namely broad participation, even if the initial ambition is less.

That is why Sen. McCain's proposal this week to suspend federal gas taxes — thereby sending the retail price of gas down — at the moment that the world market is sending precisely the opposite price signal.

Viewers may be inclined to step back from it to see it all at once, but Newman instructed precisely the opposite.

I have to say I found the excerpt a bit meandering and unfocused, which is precisely the opposite of the tight and punchy «Ignore Everybody».

Diablo III — Oddly enough, Diablo III's situation is precisely the opposite.

This game is precisely the opposite - beats me over the head with the same mechanics until I loathe them.

^ I felt precisely the opposite way about the puzzle mechanics - I think Nintendo's «blast through new mechanics at a breakneck pace» thing is a BIT light on reuse, but hell if I had the resources I'd do it too.

Of course, in my usual Devil's Advocate way, I wrote a column suggesting precisely the opposite (see «Why You Shouldn't Get a Hyatt Visa for the 20 % Rebate «-RRB-.

The reality is precisely the opposite: Long - term market timing is the key to long - term investing success.

Considering that stocks have always outpaced inflation and bonds given enough time, he concluded: «although it might appear to be riskier to hold stocks than bonds, precisely the opposite is true: the safest long - term investment for the preservation of purchasing power has clearly been stocks, not bonds».

For those who expect to be buying stocks for some years to come, the realities are precisely the opposite (not for the first time!)

The textbook conclusion was that this would be toxic to the markets, but precisely the opposite occurred: Prices continued to rise.

It is precisely the opposite of a hammer candle.

In fact, the initial response to Fannie and Freddie getting cut to AA + from AAA was precisely the opposite.

Investors do precisely the opposite when non-U.S. issues lead the pack.