The collective finds a middle ground, becoming an undulant machine before reverting to stiff robot behavior.
For a while, manufacturers were experimenting with computerized launch control, but in a rare victory of man over machine, all have reverted to the old-fashioned hand throttle.
The activities can revert the machine from a sub-normal processing rate to a normal one.
For example, when a virtual machine encounters software problems, IT administrators often revert it to a prior "saved" state.
In Nassau County, the Democrats will ask that a judge look into the election board's decision to discard the machine recount that was required by law, and to revert to the election-night total.
A few years ago, he abruptly put on sixty-five pounds, transforming himself into a startling caricature of a brau-and-bratwurst Münchner, but then he quit drinking for a spell and, with the aid of a treadmill, a rowing machine, and a sauna that he installed in his bedroom, reverted to form.
And though the machine can sometimes bring Booker to his knees, make him revert to the ways of boss politics, nobody gets back up quite like he does.
After his moment of self-assertion in Chicago, Arthur reverted to his clubbable ways, tipsily bragging about the machine's questionable tactics when reporters were present during a victory dinner at Delmonico's.
In 2006, the Netherlands reverted from electronic voting back to paper after Dutch campaigners hacked a voting machine, causing it to produce phony results.
Steve Losey of Allmusic gave the album four out of five stars, saying "In a concerted effort to revert back to the days when they were more a rock band and less of a hitmaking machine, MercyMe delivers.
