Sentence examples for reestablished through from inspiring English sources

This link is then reestablished through GCM-derived gridded data, here from the ECHAM5 global climate model.

In this case, the faulty variant service stays out of the group until its state has been reestablished through the recovery mechanisms.

Not only had these heroic men survived excruciating years of conditions so heartbreakingly grotesque as to beggar the imagination, they had somehow maintained, or more likely reestablished through great personal struggle, a sense of dignity that was awe-inspiring.

This is then followed by a phase in which, during the course of tissue repair, signaling pathways are reestablished through the heightened expression of novel hemi-channels related to gap junctions formation (innexins), synapsin, ReN3, voltage-gated Na channels isoform [3], [21], [31], [32].

Spinal structures that were not displayed by CT imaging, such as ligaments, were reestablished through anatomical locations and actual shapes.

Without vascular reestablishing the arterial blood supply, the circulation ater macroscopic repair could be reestablished through the spongy tissue of the penis as a graft [ 58].

Born into a time of rapid social change, Confucius devoted his life to reestablishing order through rectification of the individual and the state.

Again, following glacial retreat, the species may have been reestablished in northern areas through wind and animal-mediated seed dispersal.

Under British pressure the Polish government-in-exile reestablished relations with the Soviet Union through the Sikorski-Maysky accord, accepting the annulment of the Ribbentrop-Molotov treaty without an explicit Soviet renunciation of annexed Polish territory.

Only through personal relationships can a sense of individual responsibility be reestablished that will give youth the commitment to follow through on path to adulthood with a sense of pride and accomplishment.

Here, after all, was a meeting that, through tough but successful negotiations, reestablished international order after the upheavals caused by the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars.