Today, the building is up for sale or lease, the gallery having reverted to the owner of the land, the George Kemp Real Estate Co.
Weyl in particular is singled out for criticism for seemingly to have reverted to Hegel's monistic idealism, and so to be subject to its fatal flaw.
Steep land, once renowned for cropping early, has reverted to woodland; at Hangingcliff, belladonna lily leaves blend with leaf-mould and ferns.
The risk of developing diabetes was lowest for patients who had reverted from IGT to normal glucose regulation, irrespective of original treatment assignment [ 86].
The resulting M2 seeds, the first generation in which a mutation can be homozygous and thus, if recessive, show its impact on the phenotype, were germinated on medium containing 200 mg/l kanamycin to screen for individuals that had reverted to kanamycin resistance.
In a statement, a spokeswoman for the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust said on Thursday that the money remaining for Trouble's care had reverted to the trust for "charitable purposes".
But, for the moment, France has reverted to its 1980s character as a one-party state.
The missing mammals are being held because for some reason they have reverted to their savage states, and have committed unpredictable (PG-rated) atrocities.
She said, "I like to use the term 'wild.' " Instead of feral, that is, which is the word often used for domestic animals that have reverted to, well, the wild.
And so the news, last week, of a grisly animal-car collision on Ninth Avenue, near the site of the old American Horse Exchange, felt strangely out of time, as if the neat and virtual New York of the Bloomberg era had reverted, for a moment, to the brutish, bricks-and-mortar one of Boss Tweed.
