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In it was a rendering of what the entire block of Nostrand Avenue might look like with trees and with each building restored with the same type of contemporary storefront as the town house on Pulaski Street.
The occlusal endodontic access cavity has been restored with the same TEC material and finished in a minimal invasive way.
Moreover, the most faithful image of the original monument is restored with the slate roof, at the same time as using a material with very favorable characteristics for improving the durability and the conservation of the built heritage.
He spoke of the thrill he would get when working in the St . LouisCathedral or a plantation mansion and coming across the initials of an ancestor on a wooden lath beneath plaster he was restoring with the same techniques as the ancestor.
Total soil C stocks increased to the same extent in prairie restored with the cultivar and local ecotype grass sources and did not interact with species pool (SOR × SPP: F[CS] 2, 20 = 0.13, P = 0.880).
The car still has the same engine but has since been fully restored, with the original paint returned to its skin and a complete overhaul of the engine.
Will Libya go the same way as Egypt, where a vengeful old regime has been restored with the backing of the army and the all-embracing state machine?
In cell culture, the toxicity of mutant myocilins can be reduced by the addition of certain chemical chaperones [11], [12], and in vitro, the compromised stability of mutant myoc-OLFs can be restored with some of the same compounds [13].
Further consideration will need to be given to the extent to which those with limited IT skills would be able to use RESTORE with the same ease without help and support.
In our samples, after 48 hours of culture autophagy active protein LC3-II, together with LC3-I, appears quantitatively similar in 1 g and RPM cultured cells, demonstrating that autophagy is restored at the same level with respect to 1 g culture condition.
The church was originally constructed of flint with stone dressings, but was substantially refaced with knapped flint in the 1880s; the tower was restored at the same time.
