Or to put it another way, the dramatic inversion of the Eurepo curve over just the past few weeks says something disturbing: banks are again fearful of becoming too financially dependent on each other, because they can't be certain which are healthy and which are living on borrowed time.
This is the very inversion of what the Tube offered in the Blitz.
Then, in 1666, nearly 15 years after he proclaimed himself messiah, came the ultimate inversion.
But among the tasks the machine can perform in a single step are edge detection, inversion, the identification of lines and shapes of different orientations, and the filling-in of concave shapes all things that are useful in image-processing, and not all of which can be managed by digital technology.
The cold waters mean a large temperature contrast between the land and ocean -- conditions that favor the formation of a strong inversion layer that traps smog over cities, such as the Los Angeles, Calif.
" We also loved Clem's eccentric inversion of the typical love story: "Boy meets girl, girl eats boy.
Orders for goods expected to last at least three years fell 1% last month, an inversion of the 1% gain that economists had expected.
"An inversion layer is keeping the smoke close to the ground, limiting visibility and reducing helicopter air operations, " Berry said.
Meanwhile, in an inversion of their rhetoric before the war, the governments that waged it have been massaging down expectations.
These two banks, with UniCredito Italiano, own 25% of Mediobanca, but, in an odd inversion of roles, it is the investment bank that has usually pulled the strings.
Analysts such as Peter Christy at the Internet Research Group refer to this as an inversion of enterprise IT from a business system-centric to a people-centric structure.
Rather than depicting a specific location, Ensor offers a telling amalgam and carnivalesque inversion of an entire genre that, as articulated by the French poet Charles Baudelaire, celebrated the spectacle of modern urban life.
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