Sentence examples for develop and restore from inspiring English sources

To understand natural processes needed to design, develop, and restore natural systems successfully, Odum suggested ecological engineers should have an expanded knowledge of environmental systems and ecology.

The service mixes your ashes into the concrete mixture used to produce "Reef Balls," artificial habitats placed underwater to develop and restore marine life.

Ultimately, a demonstration of this process within a counseling session may help the patient in finding ways to develop and restore meaning, control and self-identity in spite of the progressive nature of the condition.

Sprinklers in each flat should reduce the risk of large fires developing, and restore faith in the stay-put strategy.

They provide land managers and landowners with science-based, regionally specific strategies and techniques for developing and restoring habitat for Golden-winged Warblers.

Furthermore it will offer Bangladesh much needed funds to develop its infrastructure and restore sometimes strained relations with India.

Joseph Pilates developed a system of exercises which is defined as "a unique method of physical fitness that uses a combination of muscle strengthening, lengthening and breathing to develop trunk muscles and restore muscle balance".

As a result, these large banks of items must first be developed and continually restored in order to reduce item exposure and keep test security while allowing for continuous administration of the test.

Cc2d1a loss and gain of function both activated NF-κB in developing neurons, and restoring NF-κB activity during differentiation rescued dendritic complexity in Cc2d1a knockdown neurons.

Interventions are directed towards developing, improving, and restoring daily living skills, work readiness, work performance, play skills, leisure capacities and enhancing educational performance skills (objectives) [ 3].

A Hand for Neglected Parks JUNE 11 -- A dinner at the New Leaf Café in Fort Tryon Park will raise money for the New York Restoration Project, which works to restore, develop and then maintain neglected parks, community gardens and other open spaces in low-income areas of the city.