"But there is no denying that he achieved a great deal during his 37-year Army career, not the least of which was regaining the strategic initiative in both wars" after Sept. 11, 2001.
In 1870, he began to ferry locals to the Cedar Point peninsula, which was regaining popularity as a summer picnic destination.
The worsen flow guidance through the cascade causes a reduction of the operation range, which is regained by the jet flap.
That honour went to Fidesz, the nationalist party led by Viktor Orban, which lost power to the Socialists in last year's election but which is regaining popularity now.
The results reflected a broader plan at G.E. to wean the company off the volatile financial business to refocus on its core industrial division, which is regaining its footing as the economy shows signs of life.
In brief, secretions were removed with gauze, and, after obtaining good imaging focus, the probe was pulled back gently until contact was lost and then advanced again slowly to the point at which contact was regained.
The seat was lost to Labour's Dan Norris in 1997 before the constituency, which again became Kingswood, was regained by the Tories in 2010 by Chris Skidmore.
More specifically, our data are consistent with the hypothesis that a hexapod ancestor of extant insects only had one type of visual organ from which the other type was regained by a morphological furcation event.
The deposition of pollutants on the surface leads to a decrease in efficiency which can be regained after washing.
The patient lost approximately 7 pounds, of which 4 were regained during the first few days after resuming ad libitum diet (data not shown).
The evaluation of muscle strength in hyperthyroid patients has revealed a situation of reduced strength which can be regained after therapy [ 16, 18].
