Besides, the memory states can be altered back to the HRS by applying a positive or negative bias, called reset process.
When the current density is altered back to 0.1 A g−1, the reversible capacity remains at ~ 655 mAh g−1 after 90 cycles, further confirming the excellent cycling stability of the FeS2/rGO composite.
Based on a comparison of the results of oil recovery using alkali/surfactant solution in both cores (14% for Core C and 44% for Core B), it can be inferred that the wettability of Core B was altered to more oil-wet during the aging process and then altered back to a mixed- or water-wet state during the surfactant imbibition cell test.
Due to poor anti-depressive effect of sertraline, the treatment was altered back to fluoxetine.
The MP Michael Fabricant was included in a list of "notable DJs" while someone altered, then altered back, the spelling of 'Dalek' to Darlek.
But after being steadied in the final furlong, before being moved wide in the stretch, only to alter course back to the inside, Spanish Spur somehow split horses and drew away for a three-length victory in the inaugural running of the John's Call Stakes at Saratoga Race Course yesterday.
A trajectory of recovery towards a historical or natural ecological condition might be unfeasible in some cases, for example, when target ecosystems have been altered beyond biotic or abiotic thresholds or when it is too costly to take an altered ecosystem back to its historical state.
From VS Naipaul and Salman Rushdie to Hanif Kureishi and Monica Ali, these were writers giving a vivid, altered Britain back to British readers, describing a chaotic, multicultural, modern London, rather than the Blitz-depleted city of postwar English novelists.
Meanwhile, the idea and associated modelling efforts arose on local communities being embedded in a metacommunity, where it is likely that various spatial dynamics alter local community responses that feed back to alter features of regional biota [80].
This altered image dated back to 1890.
