The actions were filed in response to a request for restitution from some 15 heirs of the paintings' former owner, Martha Nathan.
Italian officials and representatives of the Met, including its director, Philippe de Montebello, met to fine-tune details of a restitution agreement that the Met relayed to Rome this month in response to an Italian proposal.
Like a similar enforcement buildup in response to the savings and loan crisis of the 1980s, this one will contribute far more than it costs to the federal Treasury through restitutions and asset recoveries, according to the Congressional Budget Office forecast.
This sort of transfer is perhaps better labeled 'restitution.' Transfers made in response to losses that are not literally replaceable or monetizable, such as deaths or injuries, are also referred to as restitution or reparation.
Here, we explore the neuronal processes that underlie the reorganisation and restitution of linguistic and communicative function related to successful therapy in chronic post-stroke aphasia, by measuring the neurophysiological brain responses elicited in response to the processing of linguistic stimuli before and following ILAT.
The study by Griebe et al. is interesting not only for the methodological aspect, but also for yielding conflicting results since increases in cortical BOLD signal response to optokinetic stimulus were not accompanied by increases in VEFR, although a slower restitution of evoked hemodynamic response was observed in patients with migraine [ 61].
It is also likely that variations in animal diets can influence the adaptive response to exercise and the restitution between exercise sessions.
The authors also examined model response to rate dependence and restitution of cardiac AP duration (APD).
Restitution of myoglobin using a genetically modified adenovirus both increased vasodilation to nitrite and reinstated the wild-type pattern of response to CO. Myoglobin is present in the murine vasculature and contributes significantly to nitrite-induced vasodilation.
In all patients there was an exaggerated and prolonged vasoconstrictor response to cold, with a mean flux reduction of 61%, and a mean restitution time of greater than 7 min, characteristic of Raynaud's phenomenon of the vasospastic type.
