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The same sensors and apps that detected the traffic could help inform whether the interventions were working, improve algorithms and know when to revert things back to normal when the rush was over.
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In the thirteenth century, Lambert of Lagny (sometimes identified as Lambert of Auxerre) proposed that a term such as 'chimera' which stands for no existing thing must "revert to nonexistent things".
There are similar clampdowns in Beijing during the party congresses held every five years, and things revert to "normal" shortly thereafter.
Afterward, they revert to how things were and don't discuss what happened.
But he maintains that this is part of a natural evolution that's not necessarily a bad thing — and that the larger ecosystem needs to adjust its expectations, not wait for things to revert back to how they used to be.
It is hard to see how things will revert to politics as usual after this".
Stop spraying, and things would revert to normal within a couple of days.Cui bono?That reversibility is important.
And their hope of course is that, with a new presidency, things will revert back to, to how they've been for decades.
His concern – shared, he said, by all National Union of Journalists members striking on Tuesday – is that mistakes will be commonplace if north-east papers are produced in Wales, and that the "grandiose scheme will fall apart, things will revert back, but the damage will have been done".
People will revert back to the things they used to do: like Minesweeper and work.
As this did not work out as planned Digg had no choice but to revert to the way things were says longtime user John Boitnott, "Digg bit off more than they could chew, and changed the way stories were promoted as well as the general conception of the site at the same time, so the massive number of people left".
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