oppositely

Unlike everyday glues, which tend to release more easily under increasing force, many cellular adhesive interactions behave oppositely -- the harder you pull, the stronger they hold.

"In most insulators, oppositely charged electrons and holes interact with one another just as an electron and a proton bind to form a hydrogen atom," Mehio explains.

Inhibition between two oppositely tuned channels, as in motion opponency, is a universal principle of neuronal networks.

Even the grave’s placement within the cemetery, standing apart and oriented oppositely to all the others, is a point of contention.

I might look at somebody else’s posts that take oppositely of me and think similar things,” he said.