Sentence examples for Reconstructed from scratch from inspiring English sources

It must now be reconstructed from scratch, with new judges independent of the National Transitional Council.

I felt that women's wardrobes needed to be reconstructed from scratch.

He writes eloquently about the bizarre and disturbing experience of having his sense of self erased and then reconstructed from scratch.

When building the Ark, the meetinghouse's beautiful brick facade was retained and restored, but the remainder of the building was reconstructed from scratch.

A sixth-year forward, Millsap is legitimately approaching superstar levels of production (his per-minute numbers are off the charts), and, honestly, if he is not chosen to the All-Star team, the system needs to be reconstructed from scratch.

In both Russia and Germany, wartime ruins have been rebuilt – tsarist palaces on the decorous hem of St Petersburg, Baroque churches like Dresden's opulent Frauenkirche – while some of the monuments Stalin wilfully dynamited, like the 19th Century Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, has been reconstructed from scratch.

It's not somethng you'd want to reconstruct from scratch, is it?

However, Gallant and others caution that the technology is not yet able to actually reconstruct from scratch what a person sees.

When we think about words in a printed book, the number of bits and bytes in a computer file, or the configurations and quantum properties of the particles comprising a system, we think of information as the full suite of things we'd need to know in order to reconstruct, from scratch, whatever it is we began with.

'Once you crack the code of any substance, you can reconstruct it from scratch using material from another source.

While some have focused on deriving pairs of possible interacting molecules from existing databases [ 1], others have tried to reconstruct networks from scratch integrating different sources of both static and dynamic data [ 10].