It molded a generation, even though Khrushchev reverted at times to repression.
Biologists call them "commensal domesticates," meaning that they can live with humans, and yet, unlike most other domesticated species, they can revert at any time to feral status.
It is possible that the parties will be unable to reach a compromise, in which case tax rates will revert at the end of this year to their pre-2001 levels, meaning an across the board tax increase.
Americans seem to be reverting, at least temporarily, to a pre-consumerist, pack-rat state of mind, which is not good for a business that is built on what other people throw away.
The Archers, in contrast, reverted at this point from Hamilton to its more customary covert scriptwriter, Thomas Hardy Helenn knifed her husband and rapist, Rob, just as the heroine knifes her lover and rapist, Alec, in Tess of the d'Urbervilles, and now similarly faces a courtroom ordeal.
Suggesting a new ecological threat, hormonal metabolites thought to degrade in sunlight can revert at night, zombielike, back into the endocrine-disrupting substances.
GNP-C entered human fibroblasts (HFF-1) inducing reactive oxygen species production after 1 h for 10 μg mL−1, leading to metabolic activity decreases at 24 h, which reverted at 48 h and 72 h.
In this case, the addition of the sucrose solution reverted, at least partially, the mortality of B. japonicum on seeds, measured as RFPs during the first 4 hours after inoculation.
"The moment I froze my eggs, I felt liberated from the oppression of the ticking time bomb that is fertility," she said. . "It was as though I reverted at once to a younger, freewheeling, happier version of myself.
It reverted at a sevenfold higher level in Jurkat-AID cells compared to Jurkat cells.
