Examples of using Reverting in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Reverting Your Master Password.
I cannot see that ever reverting.
Im reverting on previous version now.
Sometimes I even laugh at it before reverting it.”.
But, uh, it wasn't very pleasant reverting back to such a primitive… vicious state.
Reverting to name-calling suggests that you are defensive and therefore find my opinion valid.
Somehow digging all this up has me reverting back to some old, bad habits.
New users with access to VisualEditor were very slightlyless likely to produce results that needed reverting.
The delirium means her brain is shutting down, reverting to its most instinctual functions.
Reverting to an older version will require you to first uninstall the version of the Reader or Acrobat currently on your drive.
Our cellular structures appear to be coalescing, reverting to earlier forms.
This should not be used for reverting a change you just don't like, but is meant only for simple vandalism, particularly massive flood vandalism.
In nature, most Turritopsis are likely to succumb to predation ordisease in the medusa stage, without reverting to the polyp form.
Controlling topics and pages on Wikipedia on behalf of paid interests; reverting or disallowing edits on topics they seek to control.
After an initial clash with Superman, the Insect Queen fell under the mental influence of Superman's enemy, the Ultra-Humanite,who kept her under the spell's compulsion and prevented her from reverting to normal.
Nevertheless, the Constitutional Court ruled on March 4, 2016, that the law adopted in 2000 was unconstitutional,[8]thus reverting the election method of the president to a two-round system direct election.
There will be no consequences to Assad's actions,since Russia endorsed and the US capitulated to his demand that an agreement eschew any mention of reverting to military action should he renege on the deal.
Regrettably, over the past year there have been ominous indications that the State Departmenthas begun tilting its policy against Israel and reverting to its former failed strategy of appeasement.
You seem merely to have grafted on to the first act the tantalizing suggestion… that we are to be in the realms of human emotion andprobability… only to disappoint us by reverting to your familiar world of topsy-turvydom.
Whatever the reason, I want them to steer us away from the technopocalypse, not straight into it,although that's a lot more complicated than reverting to snail mail or using an actual library with physical books.
It is never necessary that we attribute an editor's actions to bad faith, even if bad faith seems obvious,as all our countermeasures(i.e. reverting, blocking) can be performed on the basis of behavior rather than intent.
If the device encounters a block of code that is incorrectly signed, it will typically block the loading of the affected software and may move into a recovery state that attempts to obtain authorized code from the original supplier-possibly reverting to factory code stored in ROM- and send an alert if, it is able, to a server.
Your Honor, there is absolutely no evidence that Ms. Decotis reverted to prior behavior.
The watch reverts to its original mode when recharged.
Revert to the old policy.
Revert to State Quota.
Revert to the last saved version of a document.
We revert back to Ordinary Time.
But the Cuban government reverted to one of the purest forms of capitalism.
Once the army leaves, the situation quickly reverts to what it was.