Sentence examples for Before reconstructing from inspiring English sources

Before reconstructing the regional denudation histories from the cooling ages, possible local thermal effects on ages due to volcanism should be discussed.

Before reconstructing genome sequence of individual from the coculture, 16S rRNA genes were predicted from both the clean reads and assembly results, using ÉMIGRÉ (Miller et al. 2011) and RNAMmer (Lagesen et al. 2007), respectively.

Before reconstructing the ride, the track was repainted and the roller coaster was renamed Goliath.

Before reconstructing I f during an action potential in Section 5.2, we use the data of Figure 4 to compute the steady-state current at −60 mV to get an impression of the amplitude of I f that one might expect for each of the models.

Statistical speech models and a probabilistic technique called Gaussian mixture modelling are then used to identify each phoneme, before reconstructing the original word.

Local craftsmen dismantled the 11,000-square-foot structure, numbering every piece -- roof tiles, beams, floorboards, shutters, stairs railings and altars -- and replacing only the lost or ruined parts, before reconstructing it.

The "cost" counts how many events the SR-Browsers have to execute before successfully reconstructing all interactions.

Others had resurrected ancient viruses before by reconstructing their genomes from old DNA, but this may be the first time that the ancient virus itself has proved viable: The researchers simply dissolved 32,000-year-old frozen soil from Siberia and mixed in amoebas, known hosts for giant viruses.

Bastian Hagedorn a musician and social worker from Berlin with whom I've wanted to do a gabber project for years, barely arrives before gutting the basement and reconstructing a legendary Berlin bunker reduced to only the essentials: Fog, strobe, bass.

Ever since Erasmus, if not before, the favored approach to reconstructing a text has been first to reconstruct the "family tree" (stemma) of manuscripts based on the occurrence of major "mutations" (characteristic errors) [4].

It was all a little full-on even before she reconstructed the murder of Catherine Eddowes on her kitchen table using bags of "soft tissue" from a butcher's and a big knife from her alarmingly large collection.