Sentence examples for subsequently restoring from inspiring English sources

Intrinsic coupling across cortical oscillations of distinct frequencies, as observed in electrophysiological recordings of auditory cortex (Lakatos et al., 2005; Fontolan et al., 2014), could enable the hierarchical combination of syllabic- and phonemic-scale computations, subsequently restoring the natural arrangement of phonemes within syllables (Giraud and Poeppel, 2012).

Its buildings were subsequently restored.

The licence was subsequently restored, but the business was unable to avoid going into administration.

The library was again destroyed by fire during the German invasion in 1940 but was subsequently restored.

During World War II, the city suffered heavy damage, but the many historic buildings were subsequently restored.

British film-maker Kevin Brownlow saw a version as a schoolboy and subsequently restored the film to close to its original length from various prints.

The Bromley parish church was destroyed during the Battle of Britain by German bombing in 1941 but was subsequently restored; it retains its medieval tower.

The authority of the sultan was subsequently restored after a regiment led by British officers moved into the Omani interior and suppressed an imamate rebellion.

I've subsequently restored it, complete with solar panels, telephone and internet point – quite out of keeping with the 1970's look, but having all the practical benefits of a park-it-anywhere office.

In continued direct examination, Andrew Weissmann, a prosecutor, brought out that Andersen had provided the list of deleted e-mail notes and had not officially informed the F.B.I. that the records from Mr. Willard had been subsequently restored.

In 1996 its management was shared by the Cuban government with the Spanish Sol Meliá group and the hotel was subsequently restored, the highlight being the re-emergence of an enormous ceramic mural by Cuban avant-garde painter Amelia Peláez.