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

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

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.

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

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

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