Sentence examples for directed restoring from inspiring English sources

In this expression F no longer means the applied force but rather means the equal and oppositely directed restoring force that causes elastic materials to return to their original dimensions.

Dr. Berger also founded and directed Restoring the Earth, Inc., a national nonprofit organization that fostered the repair of ecological damage through research, consulting, public policy development, ecosystem restoration, and public education.

Furthermore, in contrast to simple analogue control systems that create directed restoring forces designed to return a system to a pre-programmed set point, Hopfield nets exhibit attractor dynamics while at the same time reflecting the complexity of biological systems.

"All the super PACs are here," said Carl Forti, who was political director of Mr. Romney's 2008 and campaign and now directs Restore Our Future's more than $100 million budget of political ads.

The restoration model is directed at restoring damaged cognitive functions through function training, often using a so-called repeated practice approach, based on the assumption that specific stimulation induces plasticity.

By directing further research toward factors which contribute to the transcriptome dissimilarities of repair tissue and normal articular cartilage phenotypes, we should advance our understanding of the repair process and improve upon therapeutic strategies directed at restoring the structural and biomechanical integrity of the joint surface.

When he directed Titus Andronicus, restoring it to the canon, he minimised the gore by using red ribbons for blood.

Treatment is directed at restoring metabolic balance, as by intravenous administration of calcium in cases of hypocalcemia (calcium deficiency).

Traditional approaches in the treatment of Parkinson's disease have typically been directed at restoring dopaminergic tone in the neostriatum of the basal ganglia.

One of the major efforts of his later years was directed at restoring family influence in the Rockefeller Center in New York, most of which was sold in the 1980s to Japanese investors.

Considerable effort has been directed at restoring riparian zones to ensure they continue to provide ecosystem services and one of the most common aims of these activities is to reduce nutrients (in either water or soil) entering waterways.