The phrase "restore the missing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing the restoration of something that is missing. For example: "We need to restore the missing pieces of the puzzle in order to complete it."
In image restoration problems, MRF methods are used to restore the missing parts of the images.
Hughes concentrated on using the lower half of his body and driving more aggressively toward the plate, a change he characterized as "nothing drastic" but one he hopes will restore the missing 3 miles per hour to his fastball.
C1-INH replacement therapy functions to restore the missing C1-INH in patients with HAE.
To restore the missing information of the remaining hole areas, we propose an oriented exemplar-based inpainting algorithm based on the previous work of Criminisi et al. [30].
The second stage is an image inpainting routine that is designed to restore the missing information at those pixels that have been identified during the first stage.
Well, as BB's Rob Bescizza notes, ideally it will access the "quantum-genetic memory of the universe to restore the missing data in your collection of shitty 192kbps MP3s".
With a validation procedure, ICON not only restores the missing information but also measures the fidelity of the information restoration.
On the pretext of restoring the missing fairground, the Twits get their own captive monkeys to re-enact traumatic moments from the performers' past.
Ibrahimovic might not be a signing for the future, though in the short term he promises to be quite glorious and has already begun restoring the missing swagger to United's performances.
But his own name was sometimes troublesome to him: people were always restoring the missing L and garbling his middle name, which looks vaguely Welsh to a non-Welshman but must have been made up by one of our semi-literate northern-Missouri ancestors, plenty of whom had had peculiar names of their own: Risdon, Fleeta, Orvall, Olin, Melton.
Morrissy's novel restores the missing years and invents some fairly convincing extenuating circumstances – though Bella marries an obnoxious corporal with unseemly haste it is only to hide the fact that the unwelcome attention of her employer, an even more obnoxious clergyman, has left her pregnant.
