to revert to the old habit.
They reverted back to their bad ways.
and to revert into a state where it can actually, then, become every type of cell in a body and create a whole being.
They will revert back to the label.
When I revert into reader mode and I'm reading other people's books, I feel I can tell quite quickly their heart has been
So what do we revert to?
commanders will revert to their old ways there are a lot of little Saddam Hussein in Iraq some of them wearing uniforms
So I kind of reverted back to my engineering-- my sort of you might say meticulous, I guess, obsessive engineering background, and just kind of researching
And CNN has reverted to its wheelhouse, to its sweet spot, because we were the first real international news
There's no let's revert back to an old save.
And now when I see things revert back to maybe two years ago, I'm in the panic.
Probably within two weeks they'll all revert to YouTube.
That's because stock prices tend to revert to the mean, which is why paying up for a hypergrowth stock almost always ends up in paying.
We'll talk about some of the ones that revert back.
And there are times where you're gonna revert back to being that old person that you're trying to let go of 'cause that process takes time.
I reverted to that making this movie, to that way of being.
And then he started on the second half and then I convinced him to revert , and explained about,
Oh, it was just why do some revert back to their old name and .
It makes us revert a little bit more to like when we're kids and when time seemed to go slower, particularly Monday
And that at the end, Iraq would revert to kind of tribal governance.
it took them a mon-, a minute to revert it back.
it in in catechism form and under stress he would almost always revert to
Can you kind of talk about why is it that some have reverted and failed, while others keep what you've given them, et cetera.
It feels very kind of cyclical, where we're kind of reverting back in this.
But at school, on Monday, Michelle seemed to have reverted back to her other self.
Yes, I mean, I reverted , to tell you the truth, being on set, if I'm to be really honest, I had no idea what I
And then it got reverted .
What about the third one where we know for a large number of businesses, especially the majority of businesses, returns are going to revert to mean,
And it kind of does not reflect the fact that maybe over time it will revert to mean.
And the moment the incentive goes away, you know, you start paying them, they revert to what the social fabric does.
If the economist doesn't understand what they're doing, or is nervous, they'd revert to mathematics, okay?
And in most cases, when you have one of these systems collapse, you have then a dark age that happens immediately afterward where you revert back to a lower level of socio-political
And B, are there actually examples of graphs where life satisfaction has increased, and not reverted back to a mean, right?
and others that are not, or did you think it's the entire universe that this mean reverts over there.
Then, the process reverts to what it always was.
Alright, so you have this world where people are going back to use of credit and we say, "Oh, in the Middle Ages, the Europe reverted to barter."
And then eventually it gets reverted to what it is was back.
They were reverting back the vandalism.
So, Daniel Boyer comes back and says, "reverting chocolate collage is not a Boyer invention."
The point of view reverts to an implied first person, the door grows closer,