| A fuel cell is called regenerative if it can electrolyze the by-product water back into hydrogen and oxygen. |
| In one of his occasional rants he contrasts pop's regenerative qualities with the fustiness of high culture. |
| The seasonal decay of the wild man's realm in the fall, then, was a sign that the regenerative powers of those spirits had weakened. |
| Clinical studies show a continuing regenerative process producing sustainable improvements for up to a year following treatment. |
| Doctors explained that children's nerves and muscles have strong regenerative abilities, and the girl should be able to walk in the future. |
| Implicit in the myth is the judgment of a decadent present in need of regenerative cultural renewal. |
