Though Sherman began his part in the campaign with a defeat at Chickasaw Bluffs, his capture of Fort Hindman, Arkansas, served to restore his reputation.
Actually, the 12-tone procedures he developed so consistently served to restore, to an extent far beyond that which Mahler had been able to achieve within the traditional harmonic framework, the primacy of motivic-contrapuntal development as a musical resource.
"I was beginning to doubt [it], but this leak has actually served to restore my faith in his leadership," said Thomas Jones from Oldham on the group's page, which has over 62,000 members.
Yet even encryption will only serve to restore to Internet users the level of privacy that most people have assumed they now enjoy in traditional (ie, paper) mail.Away from the web, the technological race between snoopers and anti-snoopers will also undoubtedly continue.
It has served to restore a bit of their faith in American-style democracy, which has been tarnished in recent years by the invasion of Iraq and by an administration that talked about promoting democracy but then seemed to backtrack on its promises, many people here said.
We believe the FAS's decision will serve to restore competition on the market.
Once disrupted, ligament repair methods and reconstructive options seldom serve to restore this delicately balanced design.
Functionally, these changes serve to restore the cutaneous barrier and protect the organism.
These responses serve to restore the immune function of the infected VECs against C. albicans in vitro.
Seeding autologous venous endothelial cells on the luminal surface of cryopreserved arterial segments serves to restore the integrity of the endothelial layer.
