Sentence examples for restoration where from inspiring English sources

The developing field of island restoration, where introduced species are removed and native species and habitats restored, has been used in several procellariid recovery programmes.

If you haven't but would like to, the place to be is Old Bethpage Village Restoration where youngsters and their adventurous parents can step back in time and pretend to be mid-19th century Long Islanders in "History Alive!

And many modern forgers come out of the field of restoration, where they learn not only how to copy an artist's style but also how to exploit historically appropriate materials: organic pigments, antique wooden frames infested with beetles, canvases blackened by centuries of smoke.

Figure 1 Management options for restoration where (a) novelty and (b) a novel ecosystem have been identified.

A case in point is barrier island restoration, where decision-makers lack tools to objectively use system understanding to determine how to optimally use limited contingency funds when project construction in this dynamic environment does not proceed as expected.

Another development based on BM3D is sparse representation for image restoration, where the image is considered to be a combination of a few atomic functions taken from a certain dictionary and can be parameterized and approximated locally or non-locally by these functions [4].

Aleksei Vladimirov Aleksei Vladimirov, the director of the Grabar Restoration Centre where the Grozny paintings are being restored, says, however, that Chechen rebels started destroying the museum before the Russian invasion.

In Big Bend I visited a restoration site, where thousands of native coyote willow had been planted.

On a recent afternoon, Mr. Okamura, who lives in Bushwick, and several other artists whose work appears in the show gathered at the Skylight Gallery in the Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation, where the exhibition will live through October.

Sometimes the enterprise of film restoration goes where it's needed, as in the news from Film Forum about the restoration — the first ever — of Jean-Luc Godard's "Breathless," supervised by its cameraman, Raoul Coutard, on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of its release.

In the restoration lab, where preservationists minister to icons using electronic microscopes and X-ray images, I saw an icon in which a 15th-century Madonna appears through the fading gold leaf of an 18th-century one painted over the original.