Sentence examples for scientific restoration from inspiring English sources

Hendy was much respected for his work in reorganizing the gallery's collections, his encouragement of scientific restoration, and his supervision of recataloging.

All this leads to the first scientific restorations of these animals and an informed consideration of their paleobiology in a tested phylogenetic framework.

His extraordinary versatility and industry give Jardine the opportunity to examine the political and scientific constellations of Restoration England.

Consequently, there is a poor scientific foundation for restoration designs.

Consequently, negotiations between heterogeneous actors involved and reactions to developments in different ecosystems become part of the scientific practice of restoration.

The result is also helpful predict the locations of landslides triggered by subsequent events, e.g. strong aftershocks and rainfalls, which would be a scientific reference for restoration, reconstruction, and landslide reduction and mitigation in the Gorkha earthquake-affected area.

It coordinates volunteers; raises money for restorations, scientific studies and visitor centers; publishes educational materials about the park; and helps the park service manage improvement projects.

Ms Gillham says that scientific advances have improved restoration techniques and restorers have grown more respectful of the original.Many famous performers play modern violins alongside their old masters.

The V&A made the discovery after restoration and scientific research.

The thousands of scientists who, in 2006, signed a petition calling for the restoration of scientific integrity to federal policymaking will also feel vindicated.

The lab is also working on what Dr. Dietrich described as "the first major, outdoor, to-scale experimental facility to do experiments on a large enough scale to figure out how to bring a scientific basis to stream restoration".