Sentence examples for repeatedly restored from inspiring English sources

The Council has repeatedly restored much of the financing.

To demonstrate that both the mechanical and the electrical properties of the material could be repeatedly restored to their original values after the material had been damaged and healed, the researchers cut the polymer completely through with a scalpel.

In general, single copy genes may occur in two ways following duplicastions: (1) a neutral process in which dosage-insensitive duplicate genes are not under selection to lose randomly in the genome, and (2) the other is involved in selection that dosage-sensitive genes are more likely to repeatedly restore to a single copy, occurring as duplication-resistant [ 6– 8].

Mr. Bush had in fact campaigned against both Mr. Clinton, promising repeatedly to "restore honor and dignity to the White House," and Vice President Al Gore, whom he later met for less than 20 minutes at another house where his parents had lived in Washington, the official vice-presidential residence at the Naval Observatory.

The patriarchal monastery, repeatedly ravaged and restored, consists of four churches with fine frescoes, a library, and a treasury.

The entry for "chocolate", for instance, looks smooth until a series of ragged zigzags reveals an item of text being repeatedly removed and restored as an arcane debate rages.

Whereas most of the temples of Pagan were abandoned early on, so that even though they may be ruined they show their original characteristics, temples in modern cities have been repeatedly and drastically restored.

The high initial reactivity can be restored repeatedly by exposure of particulate matter to the ambient air for the prolonged periods of time (weeks) at room temperature.

Biparental inheritance is again susceptible to the evolution of selfish genomes and, therefore, is repeatedly lost and restored over evolutionary timeframes.

To that end, the administration has tried to be sure preconditions are met; for instance, it repeatedly says that it restored diplomatic relations with Libya only after Libya renounced terrorism in 2003.

For the rest of the simulation, closed-like bulged-in/out conformation repeatedly disrupted and then restored itself (note that enhanced mobility is expected when applying LES).