Avempace concluded that since his treatise aims at acquiring and preserving spiritual health, "it reverts to the natural and political science" (Ibn Bâjja 1946, p. 12, ll. 15 16; Berman, 1963, p. 129).
Further, if any AB converts to B ideology (ZB + B) during the interaction, it reverts its opinion to AB due to variation in the adoption probabilities of corresponding populations (Fig. 16).
Eventually, she added, it reverts to its previous, prepregnancy state.
Beach volleyball will be replaced by Trooping the Colour at the parade ground as it reverts to its traditional role in London's ceremonial life.
Without other Daleks coming, it reverts to its original mission - the destruction of all non-Dalek life.
Set it down for a few hours and it reverts back to its "neutral" shape.
When humor responds to a crisis, it reverts back to its own essence, launching a tacit critique that retraces the divisions and contradictions from which the crisis has erupted.
When this newly-shaped sample is heated above the Tm of the un-included and crystalline portions of N-6, it reverts back to its original shape in response to the constraining CD-IC crystals.
The ion channel then undergoes a further conformational change to the inactivated state, before it reverts back to its resting state.
"Even if it reverts to that norm, it will be a hardship.
When it is depressurized, it reverts to pure water with a neutral pH level.
