reversibility

Russell said that this second principle has been called "reversibility" - a caretaker prime minister, as Harper will be during the election campaign, can't do anything that will tie the hands of a possible successor.

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RISUG is very promising, but long-term reversibility rates in humans are still unknown.16

OUR BODIES, OURSELVES

In hindsight, these factors are the root causes for the fragility and reversibility of the progress.

Khalil Nouri: The Frailty of the Afghan War

This picture only gradually became clear as Meyerhof and others simultaneously worked out the cyclical process of glycolysis and the reversibility of certain reactions.

Otto Meyerhof and the Physiology Institute: the Birth of Modern Biochemistry

The upsidedownness or reversibility of everything the mind is doing is a crucial discovery.

Shambhala SunSpace » John Tarrant – Escape Arts in Delusionville

Mixing her passion for art, design and fashion, she came upon the idea of taking raw canvas and printing it -- creating 'wearable art' -- with an added element of reversibility.

Beth Arnold: Letter From Paris: Designing Women

I had been looking forward to this one since it was announced; I finally bought and read it over the weekend and was sorely disappointed by the lack of reversibility, especially in light of the back-cover blurb.

From the stack: Reversible vol. 1

Zeigler embraced the idea, in large measure because of the treatment's reversibility.

Could stomach 'pacemaker' be new weight-loss tool?

Among the four largest triple-A-rated sovereigns, France has the lowest "debt reversibility margin", at 1%, Moody's said.

Leading Countries Face a Debt 'Balancing Act'

Under the agency's adverse scenario, it would exceed 14%, taking it beyond the possible buffer provided by Moody's 4% debt-reversibility margin.

Leading Countries Face a Debt 'Balancing Act'