Sentence examples for restore via from inspiring English sources
In the Dutch context, and in some respects, a wider European one, Mr. Spong's remarks fit what opponents of multiculturalism see as an attempt to restore via the Norwegian tragedy a now diminished taboo on remarks critical of Islam.
A spokesperson for the University of London described the chalking as 'criminal damage' to 'a fragile stone surface, which we have subsequently attempted to restore via our conservation specialist'.
Nietzsche's sense of a new Dionysus in modern art, moreover, is based upon an aesthetic modernism in which art acquires its experimental power by separating itself from the values of science and morality, a separation accomplished by the modern Enlightenment, resulting in the loss of organic unity Nietzsche seeks to restore via art itself (see Habermas 1987 [1985], 81-105).
The US and its allies, meanwhile, have an urgent interest in seeing the Middle East problem resolved and peace restored via the creation of a Palestinian state.
Some believe it would end up costing the compromise bill its remaining support in the House of Representatives – which would ensure that portions of the Patriot Act that expired at midnight would not be restored, via passage of the USA Freedom Act.
This is obviously the case for nodes that are restored via an undo/redo feature.
After the finish of slip, the effective normal stress tends to be rapidly restored via fluid diffusion.
It can be restored via a button-press combination in the event a firmware update goes awry.
It was our thought that with an inflatable device, a more congruent surface could be restored via a minimally invasive approach with less disruption of the subchondral bone.
Declining NAD+ levels during aging compromise mitochondrial function in multiple model organisms, which can be restored via NAD+ precursor supplementation or PARP inhibition.
The proposed system uses two different frequency bands for paratactic OFDM-PON and the disrupt signals can be restored via the fiber links of the neighboring OFDM-PON without special protecting fibers.
