Sentence examples for of a restoring from inspiring English sources
This source term has an amplifying effect instead of a restoring one in case of r ≥ 2(γ + 1) (see [23]).
But because the only alternative to renewal is differentiation, reducing renewal will always initially lead to an increase in differentiated cell numbers, the opposite of a restoring effect.
In this context, the fantasy of a restored Britishness offers consolation.
For a gem of a restored building, head to Bursledon village, east of Southampton city centre.
The inn is the centrepiece of a restored 18th-century "village".
His philanthropy included the donation of a restored 64 foot rescue boat to the Sea Scouts of Marina Del Rey, California.
Her father, who died when she was 1, was the hippie captain of a restored World War II tanker.
On Kane Street, a picturesquely battered pulley is suspended above the hayloft door of a restored carriage house.
Mr. Biden rejected recent Russian assertions of a restored sphere of privileged interests in the former Soviet Union, made after the war in Georgia.
New shops have opened, fresh evergreens grow in wrought-iron sidewalk baskets, and merchants speak of a restored sense of Main Street unity.
Ahead of a Sunday screening of a restored print, we dug out a Lisa Loeb cassette single, drank a Big Gulp and phoned Mr. Hawke for emotional support.
