Sentence examples for materials to restore from inspiring English sources

To atone, Mr Demirbas has been providing money and materials to restore Christian monuments in Sur.

Paper based artworks are probably ones of the most difficult materials to restore, because of their complexity and fragile structure.

Traditional surgical techniques make use of autologous donor tissue or implanted alloplastic materials to restore nasal deficits.

The ability of the new materials to restore their mechanical properties after a repeated inflicting of macroscopic cracks at the same fracture point is confirmed by three-point bending tests.

The Laotian soldiers of BV-33, with assistance from the new Special Forces team, were given materials to restore the old Lang Vei Camp, where they would remain until further orders were issued from Da Nang.

In an Ottoman house in Salfit, a town of 12,000 in the shadow of Ariel, one of the West Bank's biggest Jewish settlements, Ms Shqeirat, one of Riwaq's promoters, has torn down ugly concrete additions and used local material to restore arches, crannies and balconies.She has entrusted the building to a local women's co-operative because "women look after buildings better than men".

As highlighted here, a fall of just a few millimetres of tephra within an urban area requires the need for collection and disposal of large quantities of material in order to restore full functionality to road networks, airports, private properties and public places.

Following standard clinical practice, however, for both groups, composite material was used to restore caries in the front teeth.

State television showed soldiers pushing abandoned trucks, trees, rocks, sand bags and other materials into the river to restore the levee.

The calcium was added in two forms, calcite sand and slaked lime, as these two materials are widely used to restore historical coatings in Morocco.

The purpose of this survey was to investigate the current concepts, opinions, techniques and materials used on how to restore the endodontically treated teeth (ETT) among dentists in Saudi Arabia.