On 30 May, they told the US district judge Kimba Wood that they would need two to three more weeks to reconstitute the documents they had found.
In a number of precedent-setting cases, documents reconstituted by Churchstreet were admitted as evidence.
Reconstituted lactose 31.
Since the second world war, people have been able to successfully reconstitute some shredded documents, but in the past 15 years, that process has quickly accelerated.
A reappraisal of the notes in the late 1990s uncovered the error and all the documents acquired in 1940/41were reconstituted as a separate collection.
In a previous study, we documented that GRK2 and GRK3 phosphorylate purified and reconstituted rat substance P receptor (rSPR) [Kwatra et al. (1993) J. Biol. Chem. 268, 9161-9164].
In Figure 4 figure supplement 3, we document that the CMGE complex can also be reconstituted in a bead-based protein binding assay.
After having served their purpose, such documents were often recycled: the clay was ground up, moistened, and reconstituted into new tablets.
Some aid programs, as she documents, helped Haitians recover despite a climate of violence, but other programs reconstituted social divisions or sustained what James calls a "political economy of trauma" in which citizens found financial gain in assuming victim status, and organizations profited from brokering, in James' term, citizens' traumas.
One blog, Better D.C. School Food, has taken to documenting these lunches, with a series of photographs of bland bread, processed cheese and reconstituted beef.
These schools were "reconstituted".
