Each building has been reconstructed and restored, one hand-forged nail at a time, to become part of the Ohrstrom family compound.
Cambridge has restored one of his machines.
On one hand we restore, on the other, we revert to our fears and mass killing.
In its post-tsunami report, which was published in 2006, the IISD had recommended that governments take primary responsibility for restoring land boundaries on one hand, and educating the local population about its legal rights and obligations on the other.
John Edwards has promised to restore one America.
LXR agonist disrupts this complex, on the one hand, restoring ABCA1 functionality and on the other, allowing LXRβ to travel to the nucleus and to initiate transcription of the ABCA1 gene.
Angiogenesis is a phenomenon concerning both physiological conditions linked to development and pathological conditions; in the latter it is aimed at providing an enhancement in blood supply to tumours, on one hand, and to restore the circulation in peripheral arterial and ischemic diseases, on the other hand, thus resulting in a controversial effect depending on the circumstances.
A sense of loss, enduring indignity and injustice on one hand, and helping to restore lost glories on another are a potent double act for Isis, which openly hails 2003 as its raison d'etre.
In his view, both capacity-building (HR strengthening) and service delivery are essential for state-building, but they are often antagonistic, and there is, ultimately, a trade-off between quickly restoring service delivery on the one hand and building capacities on the other.
The directive, he said, was "on the one hand to restore law and order, and on the other to carry this out wisely," even if that meant waiting 24 hours or more to open a blocked road.
We applied on one hand SRT1720, a SIRT1 activator, to TO cells to restore their diminished SIRT1 activity, and on the other hand EX527, a SIRT1 inhibitor, to OT control cells to decrease their SIRT1 activity.
