The fur seal and the elephant seal are now regenerating after near extinction.
Historically, much of the land covered by SDTF has been cleared for agriculture or other land uses, but forests are now regenerating in some areas.
A generation of working-class Catholics who had faced death, fought back and been interned or imprisoned, emerged from the prisons and pariah status and are now regenerating places whose previous manufactured product was cannon fodder.
Stands originating from previous planting may be termed semi-natural if they are now regenerating naturally, as may stands which were formerly coppiced" [ 20].
Its ability also to modify the self-renewal capacity of the regenerating cells is now shown to improve and maintain haemopoietic recovery following therapy (sublethal irradiation) whose cytotoxic damage is not limited solely to the DNA-S phase of this cycle.
As a result of this, fertiliser price increased locally, even though global fertiliser prices were low, resulting in farmers using less fertiliser and in some cases abandoning less productive land with many of these areas now regenerating back into native forest.
By 2050 it is estimated that 70% of the world's population will live in cities. Living Plan IT estimates that £13tn will be spent in developing and regenerating urban spaces between now and 2020.
At the same time, the fact that most suburbs are now well connected to nearby cities that have been revived and regenerated means they now soak up metropolitan mores in ways that didn't happen 30 years ago.
QUESTION: Why has the administration continued to say things that the president said -- in 2005, "We have put the enemy on the run and now they spend their days avoiding capture" -- given that they have now regenerated elements of their homeland attack capability and they safe havens in Pakistan?
Mary, I hope your taste buds have not withered and will now regenerate.
Forest fires – a natural process that helps to regenerate the forest – now burn down people's homes.
