You'll never revert to micro-blasting your face again, I promise.
Unlike other copyrights that return to the artist after 35 years, the underlying copyright of a work made for hire never reverts to its original author.
Even in his depiction of Sir Roderick Spode, leader of the 'Black Shorts' and clearly an allusion to Oswald Mosley, humour never reverts to satire.
It is worth noting that as the Council kept expanding with the addition of new countries and the formation of the European Union, Luxembourg never reverted to being a dummy, even though its votes became an ever smaller proportion of the total.
That designation has long been a source of friction between artists and record labels, because unlike other copyrights that return to the artist after 35 years under the copyright law, the underlying copyright of a work made for hire never reverts back to its original author.
That designation has long been a source of friction between artists and record labels, because unlike other copyrights that return to the artist after 35 years under the copyright law, the underlying copyright of a work made for hire never reverts to its original author.
Whitehead says that, "Philosophy never reverts to its old position after the shock of a great philosopher" (Whitehead 1978, 11).
(In a perfect integrator, a perturbed firing rate never reverts to a mean, so the variance of the firing rate is effectively infinite).
Obviously, no matter what anybody says or does, Ireland's magnificent new golf courses will never revert back to windswept pastures.
To date, the cold-adapted influenza vaccine, with attenuating mutations in four of the eight genome segments (Maassab and DeBorde 1985), has never reverted to virulence in a vaccinee (Tosh et al. 2008).
