The blood then passes through the lungs, where its burden of carbon-dioxide waste is exchanged for a revitalizing supply, of oxygen, and into the left auricle.
As she walks, writer realizes that she will have to search unaided through her sleep for a revitalizing dream of her life.
As with "Orpheus and Eurydice," "Alceste" signaled change for both the Italian and French traditions; first, as one of Gluck's Italian "reform" operas and second — in the version reconstituted by him for Paris, which the Opéra properly performs — by giving French opera a revitalizing infusion of Italianate music without disrupting its central aesthetic.
For doing that, a revitalizing "out of the frame" vision was necessary, leading one to consider the patient's pathway on a larger scale, from the insertion onto the waiting list, rather than at a later step, along with the scheduling, as many previous studies have done.
If Obama aims to leave a legislative mark in his second term, he'll need two things: a sense of humility, and a revitalized faction of Republican lawmakers willing to make deals with the President.
He leads a revitalized version of the group here as part of the Blue Note Jazz Festival.
Yet, after unearthing common tendencies from each of these cultural icons, his multidisciplinary creations imbue in them a revitalized form of relevancy, which is then brought to life through his own brand of digitally-enhanced commentary.
The Riparian Soil Model (RSM) of Brovelli et al. (2012) was applied to study soil nutrient turnover in a revitalized section of the Thur River, North East Switzerland.
He has offered smart and mostly compelling visions of a revitalized Lower Manhattan and of a newly developed far west side of Midtown.
It was in this cause that the dead of 9/11 were turned into potent recruiting agents for a revitalized American way of war.
