The obvious question is whether the cycle has reversed this time.
Unlike in 2005, when the Xbox 360 stole a march on the PS3 by launching a year before its rival, roles will be reversed this time around with the Sony console likely to hit shelves first.
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In the current unprecedented crisis that process has been reversed - this time with many highly educated youngsters leaving, adds our correspondent.
The underlying changes in the climatic system could not be reversed over any time scale relevant for decision-makers, limiting the efficacy of traditional recovery measures.
Banks reversed yesterday but still need time to continue to let new support build.
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The decision was eventually reversed, but not in time for her to attend the ceremony.
In the other direction, by the time the exit date approaches in the spring there has usually been an impressive favorable season rally that has reversed sentiment, convincing many that this time is different, that seasonality will not be a factor, that the market will most likely continue to climb through its unfavorable season.
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Last year, the government ordered a time change, then reversed itself a couple of days later, causing chaos.
But by the time any error is reversed, there might not be much of WorldCom left to compensate his clients.
The fact is that all it takes is leadership to reverse this and it can be reversed in a short period of time.
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Denbighshire council admitted at the time that the result would have been reversed if the votes had been correctly allocated.
So when it came time for Obama to leave home he reversed what his mother and father and grandparents had done: he turned around and moved east.
The airline reversed course, adding back plane availability, allotting more time for flights and crew connections, and starting boarding earlier to build more flexibility into its operations.
The switch began at 5%, and by the time the cineole level had reached 10% the ratio of time the animals spent in the two enclosures had reversed itself presumably reflecting, though this remains to be tested, the point at which they change trees in the wild.
His first task is to try to make sure the reaction that puts out power can be fully reversed, so the battery is efficient and doesn't degrade over time.
The number of jobless broke the three-million barrier for the first time this year, prompting Mr Hollande to say the trend must be reversed.
In the time since the NLRB handed down its decision, the economic climate has reversed itself, and turnover has remade the work force at ADM, Kaemerrer said.
Universities are relieved a deep cut in public funding has been reversed but privately a little concerned by signs that the Scottish government may, in time, be more involved in university governance.
The last time Apple traded to similarly lofty levels in mid-October, the stock reversed to close lower for four out of the next five trading days, losing more than almost 7%.
When I announced that I was in favor of this fiscal commission, at the time I had a number of Republicans who were cosponsors of the legislation who suddenly reversed themselves because -- I suppose -- I supported it.
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The new conservative majority was so unfazed about that possibility yesterday that for the first time in 15 years a majority opinion cited as precedent one of those Supreme Court decisions reversed by the 1991 Civil Rights Restoration Act.
If not reversed, these developments, together with a pace of growth that is likely to fall short of potential for a time, should lead inflation to moderate later this year and next year.
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