The gallery showcased museum restoration on a Ming vase, intentionally leaving the cracks visible to emphasize its history.

The museum commissioned an invisible restoration to make the cracked porcelain appear as if it had never been damaged.

After months of using the hair restorer, he finally noticed thin, new hairs appearing along his hairline.

A few scholars advocate restoration creationism to reconcile geological gaps with a literal reading of the scriptures.

When the pendulum is displaced, the restoring force pulls it back toward its equilibrium position, causing oscillations.

In oscillatory systems, restoring forces act to return a displaced mass toward equilibrium.

Many contemporary scholars consider ruin-restoration creationism a serious interpretive option when addressing apparent gaps in the Genesis narrative.