Examples of reversion

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First, it was in the interest of both liberals and conservatives to scream that the reversion point was artificially set at an improper level.
Nevertheless, base plus fair share is not a reversion point.
The reversion point is the outcome that occurs by default.
Predictably, the fact that a particular outcome can occur by reversion affects the kinds of compromises various players would find acceptable.
Reversion has been demonstrated by other means (see text).
Additionally, my theory does not cover transitions to democracy in which there was a reversion to previous democratic institutions.
The reversion efficiency was found practically the same with all of the investigated wavelengths.
A lot of research has been done regarding mean reversion in historical time series.
The issue of the presence of mean reversion is disputed in the economic literature.
The empirical resolution of the debate on mean reversion and time diversification is probably impossible, due to the twin problems of sample size and stability.
In fact, cointegration and mean reversion, which are typically embedded in scenarios, constrain data.
The faster the mean-reversion rate is compared to the multiplicative volatility, the closer the system is to the normally distributed limit.
While a single reversion or multiplication is not too hard to program in a standard language, the composition of such operations is a daunting task.
The reversion to these events as the narrators contemplated their futures indicates that even highly negative experiences can be a basis for self-continuity and coping.
However, at critical points in the explanation, there is a reversion to modernist terminology and assumptions.
In the former group, these were usually more one-couple households than twocouple ones, and a periodic reversion was observed only between one- and two-couple households.
However, unlike before, there is only one rational outcome in the entitlement case, exactly at the reversion point.
I n the present case, however, the reversion also includes a change from thrust type to drag type shedding.
The use of 0n16 implicitly allows for some mean reversion.
The reversion tax reform has the least impact in this situation.
Second, supporters of harsher reversion penalties insisted that any excess assets either be reserved for benefit improvements or be paid directly to plan participants.
To compare the reform proposal with the current law, we establish metrics to measure sponsors payoff from funding status outcomes and contribution/reversion decisions.
Most of the central concepts affiliated with the idea of racial type - essence, fixity, distinctiveness, reversion, linkage, and hierarchy - are reflected here.
Reversion to the two-dimensional flat-plate state can be seen in the downstream direction for both blowing ratios.
Although the impact on the autocorrelation of absolute returns is modest, the mean reversion tendency is much lower.
Transformation appeared to be blocked from about 9 h onwards, and a reversion to promastigotes was subsequently observed.
In a loose sense, one can say that mean reversion is cointegration with a linear trend.
Theoretical arguments favour an absence of time diversification and mean reversion in the very long run.
Policy logic suggests, however, that the reversion tax also be considered as part of any broad reform.
Sampling and specification biases in mean-reversion tests of the law of one price.
In particular, the deterministic war episodes that occur in the equilibria based on reversion to extremal equilibria no longer exist.
Have the transformations since 1989 brought 'retraditionalisation', a reversion to the male breadwinner model?
Up until 1986, any reversion was simply included in an employer's taxable income in the year it was received.
Second, both ideological sides advanced new policy proposals intended to move the location of the reversion point.
The reversion point is defined by the number of eligible households who apply for benefits and the level of their determined need.
Under entitlement rules, budgetary posturing and positiontaking can proceed with complete safety because the reversion point establishes a fixed and fully adequate result.
The different budget rules are modeled with respect to their reversion point, the outcome that prevails by default if no cooperative agreement is reached.
Out of this hypothesis follow quantitative conclusions about hypothetical convection currents in the reversion layer (0.63 km/s upwards).
Then, the uptake of water involves a reversion of the embryo back to the desiccation-intolerant condition.
Similarly, a low test profile characterizes basal taxa, but presents numerous reversions in more derived groups.
The interpretative difficulties of these reversions are heightened as soon as we acknowledge that there was more than a fictional character at stake.
The first wars were probably waged for hunting-grounds, and may have been reversions to the warlike behaviour of the carnivorous pack's primate ancestors.
Approximately half of those outcomes are associated with excess asset reversions, as indicated by the circled line in the figure.
The government loses tax revenue on plan contributions and recovers it partially or completely through income and excise taxes on reversions.
Consistent with current law, the model incorporates the asymmetrical taxation of contributions and asset reversions.
Accompanying the spread of life tenures was the pursuit of reversions.
We observed reversions of some previously fixed insertions in our experiment that might have caused partial rescue of fitness.
Even if they had not acquired reversions, the sons of officeholders did their best to step quickly into the posts of their dead or dying fathers.
The excise taxes on reversions of qualified plan assets to employers amounted to $22 million in 1999 and $46 million in 2000, and then declined to zero in 2004 and thereafter.
The elevated interstitial fluid pressure, together with the frequent reversions and stalling of the blood flow in the contorted neovasculature, can compromise drug delivery to the glioblastoma tumours.
The first proposal has a lower excise tax rate at 20 % and would allow excess asset reversions for plans funded at least at 120% of their liabilities.
Also, the main proposal and the two alternatives go with a lower excise tax rate - 15% - on asset reversions in bankruptcy, instead of the 20 % under current law.
On the other hand, our definition excludes mutations that restore a genotype to the main neutral network (even mutations that are not reversions in the strict sense).
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