Sentence examples for restoration movement from inspiring English sources

And though the prairie restoration movement has gathered force over the past decade, restoring a prairie is a little like restoring an ocean.

"What's taken down should get built right back up," said Joe Wright, from the restoration movement.

Ms. Beja says that she hopes that her focus on a few small details might spark a larger restoration movement.

The lush semitropical mission gardens of today date from the restoration movement of the early 20th century.

Joe Wright, a member of the restoration movement, said that opponents have molded that response into a claim that the public felt the original plans were too dense.

But some new owners have a vision for the 10 homes, which were built in 1890, and the faint flickering of a restoration movement is coming into view.

In "The Lamp of Memory," written in 1848, John Ruskin, a pioneer of what has been called the "anti-restoration movement," argued that buildings and objects must be left to decline, even die — that the "greatest glory of a building . . . is in its Age".

When applied for restoration of movement, greater accuracy can be achieved if the stimulation is controlled with a closed-loop than an open-loop control strategy.

A Sit to Stand task following a hip fracture may be achieved through compensations (e.g. bilateral arms and uninvolved lower extremity), not restoration of movement strategies of the involved lower extremity.

51 Patients treated with bone substitute had less pain and earlier restoration of movement and grip strength.

A study investigating physiotherapy approaches to pain concluded that the restoration of movement and function make physiotherapy an essential part of the collaborative approach required for effective pain management [ 12].