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invert
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in·vert (n-vûrt)
v.
1. To turn inside out or upside down.
2. To reverse the position, order, or condition of.
3. To subject to inversion.
n. (nvûrt)
Something inverted.
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This is situational and invertible so that the roles may be reversed from setting to setting depending on the circumstances.
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This web of lies is aptly communicated in Brahms's setting by the invertible counterpoint that forms the basis of Edward's second musical statement (see measures 22-26 and Example 5).
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This can be done in a straightforward manner when the BRDF is composed of invertible functions such as Gaussians.
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