Sentence examples for restored lighting from inspiring English sources
The workers also restored lighting to the central control room of the No. 2 unit, Tokyo Electric Power said, an incremental step in efforts to restart the cooling system there that shut down after the disaster.
On Wednesday, another service celebrated the completion of a $60 million, six-year renovation that has restored light and color to a cathedral whose great stone walls and magnificent frescoes had dimmed with age.
Planting P. radiata restored light fraction soil C to the original level under grassland, whereas planting C. macrocarpa led to a decrease of 33%.
Recent experiments in rodents have restored light-sensitivity by expressing melanopsin or microbial opsins either broadly throughout the retina or selectively in the inner segments of surviving cones or in bipolar cells.
One interesting feature of restored light responses is that stimulus-induced increases in firing were much more numerous than decreases.
Complementation with a functional copy of the GUN4 gene restored light tolerance, Chl biosynthesis and photo-autotrophic growth under high light intensities in 6F14.
A Tokyo Electric official said workers had managed to restore lighting in the central control room of Reactor No. 1, an important step toward restarting its cooling system.
As Hurricane Sandy plunged parts of the city into darkness last week, the New York Police Department found itself not just restoring order, but also restoring light.
The power at the heart of the forest has been lost so Ori must track down each element of the power to restore light and life to the forest.
One strategy to restore light responsiveness to a retina rendered blind by photoreceptor degeneration is to express light-regulated ion channels or transporters in surviving retinal neurons.
When expressed in the RGCs of a well-established model of retinal degeneration, the rd1 mouse, LiGluR restores light sensitivity to the RGCs, reinstates light responsiveness to the primary visual cortex, and restores both the pupillary reflex and a natural light-avoidance behavior.
