Sentence examples for how it recovers from inspiring English sources

The only thing now is getting my wind back up and see how it recovers for tomorrow".

The three spatial dimension non-KS DFT methods described in Equation 2 are not direct routines yet, but only tests for different functional approximations for Equation 2 how it recovers the ground state electronic energy with using for example HF-SCF one-electron densities, i.e., these are still on theoretical ground only and not qualified yet for direct use in practice.

Eventually they came up with a material comparable to conventional rubber in elasticity and in how well it recovers its original size after stretching.

Some have faulted the city for not clearly articulating how it might recover some of its investments if the school does not turn out to be the economic engine that the mayor expects.

Lupita Nyong'o's stolen $150,000 pearl-covered dress has been recovered, but the mystery of who stole it -- and how it was recovered -- continues.

Last year, MIT physicists demonstrated that they could measure a population's risk of collapse by monitoring how fast it recovers from small disturbances, such as a food shortage or overcrowding.

Moreover, Mr. Buffett said he could "guarantee" that in five years or so "our great economic machine" will be running a lot faster than it is now, with the government playing an enormous role in how quickly it recovers.

"To see how it's — recovering".

Neither Mr. Forster nor the F.B.I. would say how it was recovered.

The other team will be back at Giants Stadium on Monday wondering what hit it and how it can recover.

Mr. McCain, then the Republican nominee, was trying to make a broader point about how strong the country was, and how it would recover.