Sentence examples for dramatic restoration from inspiring English sources

But it is a refreshingly bold, imaginative piece of dramatic restoration, and one that ends with purpose and punch.

The materials obtained at 2000 °C and 2400 °C were almost oxygen-free and the layers exhibited a dramatic restoration of the pristine graphite structure, as confirmed by the increase in the average size of the sp2-domains.

The stars of the summit were Barack Obama and Raúl Castro, who were appearing together for the first time since the dramatic restoration of relations between their two countries, in December, 2014.

But a halving of Labour's majority, secured with not much more than a one-third share of the vote, will do little to rebuild Mr Blair's authority.Without a dramatic restoration of his political prestige, Mr Blair's chances of turning round opinion on the constitution are slim.

The dramatic restoration allowed for state-of-the-art touches, including scanners to read bar-coded entry tickets and synthetic DNA tags that help safeguard objets d'art.

We did not observe a dramatic restoration of developmental ability in 1lox-NT embryos.

Before its dramatic $900m£615m5m) restoration in 2003, the Cheonggyecheon was a polluted waterway covered by a four-lane elevated expressway.

But Uglow does more than narrate the dramatic events of the Restoration, a period known, not coincidentally, for its theater, which often parodied royal affairs.

In most rodents and some other mammals, the removal of one lung results in compensatory growth associated with dramatic angiogenesis and complete restoration of lung capacity.

Luckily, there have been dramatic advances in digital-restoration technology in just the last few years.

Legal and societal mandates to compensate for degradation of natural resources on land and in the sea have led to dramatic growth in the practice of restoration such that restoration ecology is now a dominant focus of environmental science [1], [2].