It is easily seen that the probability that STR i mutated and reverted on either one of them is 2 exp(−2λ i t)(λ i t)/2+ O((λ i t)).
Indians, for example, might say, "I will revert on the same," rather than, "I will follow up on that".
It reverted on Monday to recent form, drawing big numbers of total viewers — 13.3 million — but losing significant numbers of younger viewers.
While your LTV will make a big difference initially, at the end of the deal everyone reverts on to the same rate".
"If you are set to revert on to a very low Standard Variable Rate with your current lender - less than 3% - you should simply do nothing.
According to a Reuters report:Without legislative action by year-end, U.S. farm policy would revert on Jan . 1to the provisions of the last "permanent" farm bill, the Agriculture Act of 1949.
"I don't want to finish on Saturday and be below Norwich City because then the pressure reverts on to me," said Allardyce before a match Norwich duly came from behind to win and leave the Hammers manager dangling over the metaphorical bacon slicer.
So I e-mailed her again (subject line: "inaccurate report that I am dead"), and got the following explanation: "My change to the page was reverted on the grounds that the info included in this article was sourced from Reber and Reber's the Dictionary of Psychology, third edition, 2001.
The deaquated species (1a) reverts on keeping in humid atmosphere.
The changes in ecosystem goods and services that result from land-use change revert on the drivers of land-use change (Lambin et al. 2003).
