Sentence examples for a tool for restoring from inspiring English sources

Poetry, in Phillips's hands, is a tool for restoring sequential surprise to prose logic.

Dr. Lubchenco said it had "tremendous merit" as a tool for restoring the sustainability of the ocean ecosystem.

In this experiment in Inner Mongolian steppe, nitrogen limitation on production occurred when precipitation was similar to the long-term average year (NP in 2008) or even in a lower precipitation year with good precipitation distribution (2007, Figure 1 and 2B), indicating the possibility that nitrogen fertilizer could serve as a tool for restoring degraded grasslands in that region.

Due to human activity and natural disasters, the ocean's natural reef systems have been significantly reduced and thus, enduring artificial reefs have become a useful tool for restoring reef systems to a natural and productive balance.

Names therefore had to be regulated in such a way that they could serve the elite as a formal tool for restoring and preserving their political power: It was precisely these arguments which, in the works of his followers, would come to form the basis for the legalistic epistemology that shaped the doctrine of one of the most totalitarian governments in Chinese history.

In such forests, thinning is a valuable tool for restoring ecological integrity and reducing risk of extraordinary disturbances.

Plantation of pioneer trees such as actinorhizal plants that are well adapted to such harsh conditions is a promising tool for restoring these degraded lands.

In this study, we propose for the first time (to the best of our knowledge), to use this LS-optimal deformable filtering approximation as an efficient tool for restoring linearly SV-degraded images.

From the perspective of dentistry, it is configured an alarming and conflicting situation as on one hand it is recognized the importance of the medicine as an irreplaceable tool for restoring and maintaining children's health status, on the other hand it is perceived the possibility of organ involvement by dental caries and dental erosion.

Aquaculture is showing promise as a potentially effective tool for restoring coral reefs, which have been declining around the world.

One potential tool for restoring habitat following a disturbance is the deployment of artificial reefs to increase habitat complexity and carrying capacity for demersal fish in areas at, or adjacent to, damaged habitat.