It then morphed into a Saturday morning cartoon (1975-77), followed by a short-lived black television version (1982-83) and a more successful, virtually all-female Broadway rendering (1985-86) beforevertinging to basics with the 2005 revival on Broadway.
The crew could have saved the plane - even in the final seconds - had they reverted to basic flying procedures and switched off the auto-pilot.
First, the airlines and authorities are aware of the danger and are actively taking steps to address the threat, including designing fall-back systems to revert to basic manual control in the event of an anomaly discovered in the system.
That's not to say Gilt has reverted to basics: it has its name to live up to.
In this nightmare, China and India had started guzzling oil at the same greedy rate as the rest of us, Saudi Arabia had turned off the taps, and life was quickly reverting to the basic caveman plan.
They're fine, though, reverting to their basic instincts: running around in packs fighting and fucking amidst a destroyed landscape, littered with buildings covered in flowers of explosions busted into walls, shattered glass, and minefields—human and animal shit everywhere.
They're fine, though, reverting to their basic instincts: running around in packs fighting and fucking amidst a bombed out landscape, littered with buildings covered in flowers of explosions busted into walls, shattered glass and minefields.
It was only a month ago that the offense was moribund and the Jets first began to talk about reverting to basics.
ANN ARBOR, Mich., Sept. 15 — After Saturday's 38-0 throttling by Michigan, Notre Dame Coach Charlie Weis announced that he was reverting to a back-to-basics approach.
"Otherwise they revert to very basic human instinct," said Haberfeld.
