EXCAVATIONS in the Altbach Valley, near Treves, on the site of the Roman city of Augusta Treverorum, which had been intermitted for a period owing to a lack of funds, are now to be resumed under the continued direction of Prof. Loeschke.
The second sub-class of C-rights are those which Feinberg characterises as 'rights-in-trust' and which he thinks can be resumed under the single title of a 'right to an open future'.
Early in February, 1905, the excavations were resumed under the directorship of an architect, Victor S. Persons, who remained at the site until the end of July.
My guess is that if torture is not currently being used, it will be resumed under certain circumstances.
The dominant impression is of a grand party that was disrupted in 2000 but that might one day be resumed under other auspices.
Although the graduate school has been closed, graduate programs are resuming under the administration of individual schools at the university.
This conclusion is supported by the observation that photoinduction is "remembered" while the culture is maintained in conditions that do not allow cellular growth (cold or absence of oxygen), as soon as growth is resumed, under optimal conditions, the colony conidiates (Gressel et al., 1975; Horwitz et al., 1990).
In 1951, after the interruption caused by World War II, intensive excavation was resumed under Amedeo Maiuri, who was in charge of the excavations from 1924 to 1961.
Some 50 years later, excavations were resumed under a team led by University of Tübingen archaeologist Manfred Korfmann, who led work at the site until his death in 2005.
In extreme states of dehydration, anhydrobiotic invertebrates undergo a metabolic dormancy, in which metabolism decreases to a non-measurable level and life comes to a reversible standstill until activity is resumed under more favourable conditions [1].
After the Black Death, monumental construction in Norway came to a standstill, except for vernacular building, only to be resumed in the 16th and 17th centuries under Danish administration.
