Sentence examples for time restoration from inspiring English sources

Thomas Otway, Venice Preserv'd (1680) As in Middleton's time, Restoration censorship demanded that local politics wear a mask on stage.

The elections of 1870 returned only a minority of committed Republicans and, for a time, restoration seemed a real possibility.

At the time, Restoration Hardware issued an abstruse press release, saying only that Friedman was going to run a new, related company.

Over time, restoration was relegated to sporadic efforts fashioned by creative counsel, and other justice philosophies such as deterrence, incapacitation, rehabilitation, and retribution moved to the forefront.

The parameters that were studied included the sample volume, organic solvent volume, extraction time, restoration time and organic solvent.

At the mean time, restoration of the miR-320b expression levels in HCT-116 and SW-480 cells showed a markedly inhibited expression of c-Myc and Cyclin D1 (Fig.  5a).

These results indicate that our methods can be used in both real-time restoration activities and long-term scenario planning activities.

We argue that real-time restoration better suits MSN and WSANs since they are asynchronous and reactive in nature and it is difficult to predict the location and the scope of the failure beforehand.

Originally laid out by Emperor Yongle between 1406 and 1420 with the help of a mere million labourers, the complex is so vast - 800 buildings with 9,000 rooms spread out over 720,000 sq metres - that a full-time restoration squad is continuously repainting and repairing.

So this year, when preparing a proposed budget for 2005, the mayor used as his baseline the old spending levels he had submitted prior to last year's one-time restorations.

Though endodontically treated, this tooth of the patient was in need of emergency restorative protection during the time of restoration placement, and therefore, the tooth was included.