Sentence examples for application of restoration from inspiring English sources

The application of restoration mortars in historic structures is the most usual conservation action.

To suppress the spectral harmonics related to the diurnal variations, the Hann window was used for every data segment, with subsequent application of restoration coefficient 2 to the resulting power spectra.

Some researchers dream of reflecting sunlight back into space to cool the planet in what could be the first biospheric application of restoration ecology: returning Earth to pre-global warming temperatures.

As a result, the track is lost with conventional tracking approaches and the application of blind restoration approaches can improve tracking results [9].

Changes of ventricular geometry with its repercussion in the prognosis and the limited number of donors have created a growing interest for the application of ventricular restoration techniques (SVR).

The development of both casting gold alloys and dental precision casting systems has contributed to the application of metallic restorations.

In group G5 the sealed surfaces were isolated using glycerin gel before application of the temporary restoration, while in group G6 the temporary restorative material was applied directly to the sealed dentinal surface.

Postoperative posteroanterior (c) and lateral (d) radiographs of the wrist after open reduction, external fixation and application of K-wire, demonstrestorationofationormalormal carpal alignment.

This paper compares the Alpine countries of Switzerland, Bavaria (Germany, Austriaandnd Slovenia, and investigates how institutions influence the development and application of mountain forest restoration concepts.

The procedure resembles application of preventive resin restoration (PRR) as was first suggested by Simonsen [ 23]: the susceptible fissures at occlusal surfaces are opened up with a small tapered fissure bur prior to restoring the cavity with diluted composite.

Dentinal caries is sealed into the tooth, and separated from the oral cavity by application of an adhesive restoration material over the decay, or by covering with a metal crown.