Use "revert to" em uma frase

1. faltered revert to something more optimal

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2. She knew that sensation was caused by the small fraction of the sensors that were still destructive and let the measured quantum state revert to unknown

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3. problem, one should rather revert to relatives, friends and other help that our modern society provides

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4. Now that we know a bit more about ourselves, let's revert to our current concrete reality and see how we can use the opportunities placed at our disposal

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5. When facing a problem of this kind, I revert to my own judgment and conscience

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6. To keep the bloodstone from touching him, he had to revert to an insubstantial form

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7. 3 For objects further than 100 light years apart, this method becomes obsolete and cosmologists then revert to measuring the properties of light emitted by stars and galaxies to determine the distances to these objects

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8. And now we have a United States president demanding that Israel revert to the limits of its territory prior to the 1967 war, when Israel was only nine miles wide

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9. He would revert to the silent Spencer once he had been back at work the following day

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10. It is not unknown for a professional woman to revert to tribal customs when with her grandparents

11. Now that immediate danger was past, Raul’s objective, whatever that might be, would revert to its original design

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12. revert to their comfort zones of preparing long-winded project plans or

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13. Once this obsession with the body goes, you will revert to

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14. For without us, your existence would become short, nasty, and brutish—and you would revert to life as it would have been had you been living isolated in nature

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15. The Economy will not revert to the mid-2000s

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16. I’ve lost patients who could not be saved, but to lose someone so young and strong to a simple heart cramp that any third year Healer should have been able to cure, to have to helplessly revert to the most primitive techniques, only to see them fail…”

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17. “I will revert to my previous physical state, but first I need to release the energy that created my armor into your body

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18. We revert to behaving like animals when we drink and inevitably a fight broke out, daggers were drawn and blood was spilled

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19. Could the people revert to pagan worship in such a short period

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20. After analysing all the relevant data, Tony predicted that if we ever had a king tide accompanied by unusually high rainfall in the coastal ranges, coinciding with cyclonic winds from the sea, or something like that, then the canals would burst and join the river systems, drained land would revert to swamp, and silt would create a sandbar parallel to the coast, causing the river to sweep south and scour out the beach in front of us here

21. Include facts that stay in the memory of your audience long after the speech ended, this will make them think about you and revert to you

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22. The children greeted their grandparents with joy and Joe as always, seemed to revert to childhood himself in their presence

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23. Trained budgies can quickly lose their training if placed into a large cage with several untrained budgies, as they revert to bonding with other budgies

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24. Due to the fact that we are not on leave from Eretz and rather are on temporary duty assignment, we automatically revert to Eretz status unless we request leave from both services simultaneously, and only then to we revert to being temporary civilians

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25. This then means that people would have to revert to the old way of getting things done

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26. In fact, she seemed to have expunged from her mind all memory of Duffy and, although she did not revert to muteness, she spoke even more seldom than before and I would often find her, standing silent and still, with a look of pre-occupation on her face, as if trying to recall something she had forgotten

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27. She has always been excessively shy and in any company, is liable to revert to the protection of silence, but it seems a great sadness to me that she was never able to fulfil the natural destiny of woman

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28. If you revert to an electric lawnmower you solve the latter problem but you still utilize electricity

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29. If Sparky were to depart a little early, there’d be room for another wealthy resident and Sparky’s assets would revert to the care facility

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30. would revert to a government entity and sales reps would be competing for contracts that

31. constraint, would most likely revert to the mean- but even more importantly, it suggests an

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32. revert to its mean simply because it is indicative of the type of cost structure inherent in the industry

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33. It goes nowhere and will revert to the main string relatively quickly

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34. tendency to revert to its original state, like a rubber band

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35. energy, and because it naturally wanted to revert to its original form, the amount of

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36. We know we are out-manned, and out-gunned, so we have to revert to the same asymmetrical tactics that were used so effectively by the Viet Cong and the Iranian Jihadist who infiltrated the US before the Iran War

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37. over time ‐ begin to revert to its original programming

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38. )", "they don't really know what they are doing", "following a rude awakening, they will revert to form", etc

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39. acquired emotions, so, in times of stress, we revert to cold logic

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40. never did mention that after the game I would once more revert to a shuffling

41. viduals will revert to the unemployed sector, albeit with slightly enhanced

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42. revert to the practice of meditation, to retained stationary thoughts or to the Name or the Form of

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43. effective than B12 shots, the appropriate treatment would be to revert to injectable B12

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44. After finishing their terms and being released from jail these men would soon revert to their criminal ways and their evil deeds

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45. So, when his commander told him what he wanted, Officer Sheikho, through his agile mind and clarity of thought, soon realised that the district would quickly revert to its former situation if the commander were to live there

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46. Therefore, the Almighty has informed us, on the tongue of His messenger, of the indications or the signs that precede this Hour so that we may correct our conduct and return to the path of goodness, then we revert to our religion and believe in Al'lah and His messenger, thereupon, He will bestow on us His mighty help and change our fears to safety, our hardship to ease, and our weakness to might, and by then, we can help our brothers of mankind to follow the straight path so as to enjoy the life of ease, happiness, cordiality and peace under the wing of the merciful messenger, and we shall all live in and enjoy a real paradise in this life as brothers, sons of our father Adam and our mother Hawwa' (peace is through them), then Al'lah will give us victory over the unbelievers not for robbing their wealth or humbling them unjustly, as some states do nowadays, but to liberate them from the shackles of material and desires, or more comprehensively, to report to them the divine message so as to enjoy the taste of freedom, justice, and happiness, and by that, we get our recompense from God, the Almighty

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47. During prenatal life, we all have to revert to massive defense mechanisms such as repression and splitting, to avoid being overwhelmed by pain or rage or the homicidal or suicidal drives that would have caused a spontaneous abortion

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48. When you are just learning these techniques, it is too easy to revert to victim stance, and to begin amplifying how terrible the situation is

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49. The four companions were travelling light because they would soon need to revert to their feet

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50. A Black Hole so powerful that it will draw in all of Infinite Energy, Infinite Space and Infinite Time back into a condition of 2 dimensions, then back into a Condition of Infinite Everythingness: where it will finally merge with Infinite Nothingness… and revert to a condition of Actual Infinity that is unsplit; or an unsplit Totality of Actual Infinity

51. Without a child, if he happened to die, nine tenths of his money would revert to his family

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52. No love, no human emotion, no human touching is allowed to be shown in the sport of tennis except after the game is over: then the players are supposed to revert to being ‘friends’ and shake hands with each other and with the empire

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53. major reality, of course, is that the situation will never revert to what it

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54. The character will revert to the first form at some later time,

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55. When the Code is updated then yes it will revert to its own language

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56. And even if they were sent back, they would revert to what they were forbidden

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57. gas and revert to something he can and will

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58. frequently to revert to the subject, and utter, with increasing warmth, sentiments to the same purport

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59. He knows that this latter institution is not more than four or five thousand years old: may not the end revert to the beginning? In our own age even Utopias affect the spirit of legislation, and an abstract idea may exercise a great influence on practical politics

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60. We are told of similar mental peculiarities running in families, and again of a tendency, as in the animals, to revert to a common or original stock

61. Well, I said, and now having arrived at this stage of the argument, we may revert to the words which brought us hither: Was not some one saying that injustice was a gain to the perfectly unjust who was reputed to be just?

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62. And with regard to the other land, the present holders should be allowed to retain possession of it during their lives and then it should revert to the State, to be

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63. To revert to Mr Bloom who, after his first entry, had been conscious of some impudent mocks which he however had borne with as being the fruits of that age upon which it is commonly charged that it knows not pity

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64. "It was considered, that you dead, the fortune would naturally revert to your brother, unless he were disinherited; and besides, the crime appearing useless, it would be folly to commit it

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65. “I think they’re still wondering whether I’ve really changed, or whether I’ll revert to being the guy I used to be

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66. “That the land should revert to the widow, since the arrangement was always intended to be temporary

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67. The one pang which her fate brought to her was the fear that when her influence was removed I should revert to that which I had been

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68. And as two friends, after a long separation, will revert to the most agitated period of their lives, they began to talk of the Sulaco Revolution

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69. “And then?” Must he revert to Ellen always?

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70. The paper said that if Ser Eustace were to die without a male heir of his body, Standfast would revert to the crown, and Lord Webber’s privileges would end

71. A bar borrowed on your wife’s money that would revert to her in case of a divorce

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72. When markets revert to more normal conditions, they are not able to adapt to the slower pace and to a trading environment that requires real skill and discipline

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73. If the out-of-the-money option is expensive, then revert to the previous rule and buy the in-the-money option

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74. And even if he does, the odds are he will revert to form the next year

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75. Never before had stocks yielded less than bonds; after all, since stocks are riskier than bonds, why would anyone buy them at all unless they pay extra dividend income to compensate for their greater risk? The experts argued that bonds would outyield stocks for a few months at most, and then things would revert to “normal

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76. Some systems may just use the smaller of the two values, while others might revert to the default value of 536 bytes used when no MSS option is supplied

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77. Moreover, the use of Bollinger Bands is not confined to stock traders; options traders, most notably implied volatility traders, often sell options when Bollinger Bands are historically far apart or buy options when the Bollinger Bands are historically close together, in both instances expecting volatility to revert toward the average historical volatility level for the stock

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78. Although prices may occasionally deviate from this, they eventually seem to revert to this 3:1 relationship

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79. , large returns tend to be followed by large returns, and small returns tend to be followed by small returns); and a mean-reversion component specifying how fast volatility tends to revert to its mean

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80. Although not as obvious as the Eurostox 50 Index in Figure 20-14, we can still detect the tendency of long-term implied volatility to revert to a mean, perhaps around 40 percent

81. Does it tend to trend or revert to the mean?

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82. As I often like to remind option traders, it has been my experience that every option strategy left unmanaged will eventually revert to the mean, and given a sufficient number of trades will break even

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83. When I interviewed Jack Bogle for this book, he repeated one of his mantras: “Markets always revert to the mean

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84. The presumption is that market prices will gradually revert toward fair values that are proxied by such value anchors

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85. If it doesn’t get confirmed then the share price could revert to what it was before the bid

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86. After ingesting some of it, research professor Grant and wife Rogers revert to their teenage selves with predictable results—screwball or slapstick—though the fun can only go so far before it gets tedious

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87. I was about again to revert to the probability of a union between Mr

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88. The stocks will inevitably revert to their losing ways

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89. Given that over sufficiently long periods of time market prices tend to revert to intrinsic values, we're simply looking to go long when the price is at a discount to a value we believe we can estimate, and to go short when it's at a premium to that value

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90. For in this case the variability will seldom as yet have been fixed by the continued selection of the individuals varying in the required manner and degree, and by the continued rejection of those tending to revert to a former and less modified condition

91. Species inheriting nearly the same constitution from a common parent, and exposed to similar influences, naturally tend to present analogous variations, or these same species may occasionally revert to some of the characters of their ancient progenitors

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92. But to return to our comparison of mongrels and hybrids: Gartner states that mongrels are more liable than hybrids to revert to either parent form; but this, if it be true, is certainly only a difference in degree

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93. Thus Max Wichura doubts whether hybrids ever revert to their parent forms, and he experimented on uncultivated species of willows, while Naudin, on the other hand, insists in the strongest terms on the almost universal tendency to reversion in hybrids, and he experimented chiefly on cultivated plants

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94. Then he would suddenly revert to the matter of the food I withheld from him, praying, begging, weeping, at last threatening

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95. But I won't revert to that again

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96. I beg them to revert to that instrument, in which all the sins of our political father, George III

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97. She was of the kind ever ready to revert to the subject of round dances or divorce with a High Church dignitary

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98. Let us now revert to D, the place where we began

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99. Let me first revert to the slow progress of Christianity in Africa, Christianity, soon after the apostolic age, made one of its brightest triumphs in Northern Africa—in Egypt and Abyssinia

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