Sentence examples for restore the contexts from inspiring English sources
The New York Times Century of Business, edited by Floyd Norris and Christine Bockelmann (McGraw-Hill, $29.95), combines the original Times articles on oil trusts and New Coke, the Great Depression and Mickey Mouse, with new commentary that tries to restore the contexts and flavors of the events.
This property has profound effects on cut elimination: in permuting cut up, Gentzen had to restore the original contexts (the Γ's and Δ's) through weakenings and contractions.
In this paper, we propose to integrate non-volatile resistive memories in the configuration cells and registers in order to instantly restore the FPGA context.
In this staging, we did not try to restore the historical and geographical context of the play, or to create a "modern" context.
The context data is saved to a buffer in the wrapper at interruptible states, and then the wrapper takes care of saving the hardware context to communication memory through a peripheral bus, and later restoring the hardware context after the design is swapped in.
It's a tricky concept to execute, but MOMA has restored the original context of Ono's "Grapefruit," while still allowing each individual page to speak in its own unbounded way.
Most jettison the dialogue and flesh out characters from Purcell's largely anonymous soloists, though Jonathan Kent, at Glyndebourne in 2009, restored the Shakespearean context in ways that proved revelatory.
A historian seeks to restore the witchcraft panic to its context, much of which consisted of the terrifying Indian wars of late-17th-century New England; the society that tried witches in 1692 was living on the edge of hysteria already, from natural political events we find it hard to recall.
This would restore the supervenience of semantics in the Kripkean context.
In the present context, another side of the coin, an opportunity to restore the initial genetic text is more important.
