Where more than one item code could apply, for example, a one-surface occlusal restoration on the posterior tooth could be either adhesive or metallic, a range of costs was recorded.
Success is measured by real conservation and restoration on the ground -- one acre at a time.
While she urges private landowners to apply "real conservation and restoration on the ground -- one acre at a time," Ms. Norton has spearheaded a vast campaign of extraction and commercial exploitation on millions of acres of public lands in areas as diverse and pristine as Escalante, Utah, and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
The team of restorers completed the first stage of the restoration, on the vertical surfaces and curved spandrels around the upper sections of the windows, from aluminium scaffolding projecting from just below the lunettes and using the same holes in the wall that had been made for Michelangelo's scaffold.
They have done extensive restoration on the 200-year-old property, adding gardens, including one with a maze designed for children.
This conclusion challenges some theories we have discussed above; one problem is how to guarantee enough kyphotic angle rectification on the one hand while avoiding greater anterior vertebral height restoration on the other.
Eugenol, when associated with endodontic or temporary restorative material, showed no influence on the microleakage of the definitive composite resin restoration; on the other side, chlorhexidine gel positively influenced reducing the microleakage.
If the strip mine goes on line, it would pollute public water supplies, threaten redwood parks downstream, and endanger one of the country's finest salmon streams, not to mention reversing restoration on the Smith that has already cost taxpayers millions of dollars.
At Boscobel Restoration, on the Hudson River, Garrison, N.Y.
The restoration, on the other hand, took two years.
This article outlines the impacts of ecological restoration on the world's ecosystem services.
