Perhaps the most important irreversible change in political science after World War II was that the scope of the discipline was expanded to include the study of politics in Asia, Africa, and Latin America areas that had been largely ignored in favour of Europe and North America.
Most probably the detected irreversible change in the elastic properties of ECs is a direct manifestation of glycemic memory.
But the forces unleashed this year may be impossible to stem, in which case they will have brought irreversible change in one of the most politically conservative regions of the world.
Hammond's interventions often resulted in irreversible change.
Instead of incremental change, it can cross tipping points where we can expect abrupt and often irreversible change.
Irreversible change in the country's demography collided with irresistible change in the consumption of media.
Thomas brought a unique eye to the English landscape at a moment when it was facing irreversible change.
"The bottom line is that the tunnel and portals are going to be an irreversible change in the landscape.
All this means that the English translation of Aswany's most recent novel, first published in Arabic as The Automobile Club in 2013, could hardly be more urgent, not least because he once again takes the example of Egypt's fairly recent history to illustrate a country on the brink of violent, irreversible change.
Under the most likely scenarios, many species "will not be able to move fast enough during the 21st century to track suitable climates", and there is a chance that some ecosystems, including the Arctic tundra and the Amazon rainforest, will undergo "abrupt and irreversible change".
