Sentence examples for regain contacts from inspiring English sources

We took advantage of this stereotypic recovery of hair cells to ask whether a neuron would regain contacts with hair cells of identical polarity.

It is easier now, with technology and Facebook, to regain contact with those you never intended to lose touch with.

NASA has ended efforts to regain contact with its Phoenix Mars Lander near the planet's north pole.

Mission controllers at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in Laurel, Md., which built the solar-powered spacecraft for NASA, had expected to regain contact with Contour some 46 minutes later, but received no signal.

A good two minutes had passed by the time he remounted and, had the peloton not slowed down as a sign of respect, he might have struggled to regain contact.

A series of technical problems has hit the 3-tonne Progress cargo ship making it spin out of control, with mission controllers at the Russian space agency in Moscow unable to regain contact with the stricken vessel.

Over the top, he was a minute behind the lead group of about 30 – the extent to which the peloton had been whittled down underlines the scale of the task he faced – and was unable to regain contact, in spite of having the assistance of four team-mates in the Omega Pharma-Quickstep squad.

At the bottom of the Col he had been dropped by one of the leading groups, but towards the top of the climb he was still well up in the broken field and trying to regain contact with Aimar's small pursuing group 200 yards ahead.

Controllers had been trying to regain contact with the satellite since it went silent on April 8. [Spaceflight Now] A federal judge will hear arguments on Friday in Washington on a lawsuit filed against the federal government by five teenagers who want greenhouse gas emissions reduced to safeguard their future.

Microcrack surfaces are assumed to be rough and able to regain contact under both normal and shear displacements.

After attempting to regain contact for nearly two years, NASA has finally reestablished communications with the sun-studying satellite, STEREO-B.