Sentence examples for a restoring of from inspiring English sources

The problem is that under these accounting rules, a recovery, once written down, is not reflected by a restoring of such values at some future date.

On the day he announced a restoring of diplomatic relations with Cuba, Obama told a group at a Hanukkah Reception: "Five years ago, [Gross] was arrested by Cuban authorities simply for helping ordinary Cubans, including Cuba's small Jewish community, access information on the Internet".

Zhou et al. [ 22] achieved a restoring of estrogen receptor mRNA and protein expression.

However, it is interesting to note that in the studies cited above the number of differentially expressed genes decreased according to the time that elapsed from the last exercise bout to the sacrifice, suggesting a restoring of gene expression to levels comparable to those of sedentary control animals: 24 hours (305 genes) [ 9], 48 hours (75 genes) [ 17], 72 hours (27 genes) [ 18].

Finally, after a successful reboot, a replacement of hardware, and/or a restore of a previous backup, the network device will fully resume its operational capability.

In a hot, sticky summer full of copycat DJs and forgettable hits, Hopkins' complexity is a restoring spritz of mist.

The developers responded by offering second-floor space in a restored turn-of-the-century building on Washington Street.

Mr. Silver said the result was the restoring of a total of roughly $3 million in aid for Westchester.

We pause in front of a restored mosaic of a six-winged biblical angel, Seraphim, thought to date from the 14th Century.

An example of a restored stretch of a lowland stream in Saxony-Anhalt is used to describe the possibilities of success measurement programs for improvement of poor renaturalization.

The Museum of Modern Art plans a showing of his films in May, with a restored print of "Little Fugitive".