Sentence examples for case of restoration from inspiring English sources

It was restored under Toros Toramanian's supervision in what was the first case of restoration of an architectural monument in Soviet Armenia.

In the case of Restoration Hardware, that means that for every sixty thousand pages mailed, approximately three thousand pay off.

It's a rare case of restoration as revelation: having first encountered Kurosawa's poetically brutal redesign of King Lear on comparatively mucky VHS as a teen, I could see what was beautiful about it without fully seeing its beauty.

This paper reports on a special case of restoration of municipal urban planning practice in a post-conflict context.

To report the first case of restoration of ovarian activity and live birth after cryopreserved ovarian tissue autograft in a patient without cancer treated by allogeneic bone marrow transplantation.

Forty-five patients were included from 1 January 2004 to 31 March 2005 after CPR in the case of restoration of spontaneous circulation (ROSC).

This paper presents a case study of restoration of a flow gauging station namely Pontneddfechan located in South West Wales, UK.

The paper presents the results of GIS analysis of the volume of water which would be available in case of the restoration of extinct ponds in the catchment of the river Blanice (543 km2).

An important element of this approach is that it provides ways for understanding the nature, position and intention of geomorphic and other scientific interventions as part of the system, for example in the case of river restoration.

In this case, we have to pay attention not only to the treatment of obesity and hypertension for FSGS but also to the recurrence of immune-complex glomerulonephritis such as MPGN, in case of the restoration of hypogammaglobulinemia.

There are also other well-known examples which show the colonization of preserved bodies by opportunistic fungi, such as the case of the restoration of the body of Ramses II, performed in Paris in 1976 1977 (Mouchacca 1985) and the high fungal contamination of the air and dust of the Egyptian mummy chamber at the Baroda Museum in India (Arya et al. 2001).