The high performance of our products depends on the specific rare earth metals they utilize; unless there are technological breakthroughs, doing without those materials would force products to revert to old performance standards.
In this situation, I like to look at performance trends to see which direction players are moving, since they tend to revert to their average performance over time.
Some have even abandoned the system altogether after three to five years, reverting to traditional performance measures such as earnings per share.
Eventually, stocks can be expected to revert to their long-term average performance — and that bodes well for this rally.
In addition, the effects of external rewards tend to last only through the period of incentive delivery; as soon as the scheme is abolished, performance may revert to the baseline level [ 16, 18].
Following the initial lithium intercalation process the materials' electrochemical performance appear to revert to those of the parent spinel compound.
The proliferation of new funds lures investors into chasing star managers with disastrous results, since investment performance tends to revert to the mean.
This forces programmers to waste time working around performance issues or even revert to using hardware-level APIs.
Engineers, building owners, and others involved in chiller decisions should revert to traditional chiller specifications based on cost, performance, local manufacturer support, service options, and reliability.
People soon revert to old ways of doing things, and company performance doesn't improve.
Fortunately, there is no chance that laptops will revert to the days of hefty weight and feeble performance.
