Sentence examples for restoration back from inspiring English sources

But she also said the car – which she calls 57 Lady, because that's what its license plates say – underwent a 14-month restoration back in the late '80s.

At the Acropolis, University of Athens researchers are working with Ms. Papida to test a biocide, a quaternary ammonium compound that she hopes will get the restoration back on track.

Once shrublands and woodlands are established, restoration back to grassland is difficult with prescribed fires.

To get mangrove restoration back on track, Samson and Rollon say planters need better guidance on where to place the seedlings.

The Li21Si5 phase is converted to amorphous Si upon de-lithiation, but the restoration back to the initial phase is only observed at 100 120 °C after a prolonged lithiation at 0.0 V.

The locomotive was given a cosmetic restoration back to its 1935 appearance by the nearby Strasburg Rail Road and volunteers.

This QoL improvement in BKP patients appeared to be due to restoration of back function, as those patients had a statistically and clinically significant improvement in the back function-related instrument (RMDQ), which was not the case for NSM patients.

(A 1989 restoration harked back to the film's form at its New York premiere).

The guides, the public in the gallery, and now the viewers of the movie live gratefully within the gaze of the masterpieces, which, glowing from restoration, look back at us with imperious strength.

The disturbance (going away) took longer time than the restoration (coming back) to the initial position as can be clearly seen by comparing the numbers of green and purple-grey colored data which represent the model eye that goes away and comes back towards the resting position respectively in Fig. 6.

It reopens to the public on Friday after major restoration work backed by a £424,000 Heritage Lottery grant, which has recreated the rooms the poet knew – some charming, some hideous.