Sentence examples similar to reverting to the beginning from inspiring English sources
If the evolution leads to the initiation of RLOF during the trial timestep, both the orbit and stellar evolution are reverted to the beginning of the timestep.
Having dipped as low as 22.55 after his only Test hat-trick, it began reverting to the mean, trending as high as 26.7 after some expensive analyses against India.
Remarkably, localization of PrP∗ began reverting to the ER within ∼3.5 hr, and after 10 hr, PrP∗ predominantly localized to the ER.
In early July partner relief agencies began reverting to the city's normal distribution system as the more cost-efficient alternative.
"We are reverting to the government".
Law enforcement officials, most of whom had stopped using the Alcotest and had reverted to the Breathalyzer once the case began making its way through the courts — are expected to resume use of the Alcotest immediately.
But Long reverted to the way the A's began, giving credit not to the three home runs, but to the final run, driven in on a sacrifice fly by Tejada in the eighth inning.
Then, after the anti-Soviet jihad began, things reverted to the way they had been.
And even if stocks begin to "revert to the mean," it doesn't mean the market will necessarily post average or above-average gains in the subsequent decade.
Interestingly, the post-translational status of HSF1 had begun to revert to the inactive condition, further supporting the idea that HSP gene transcription had been repressed by 4 h post-dosing.
