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In the last years, the interest in creation of virtual worlds based on reconstruction of contents from real world objects and scenes increased more and more.

Indeed, authors refer to Montel et al. works, based on reconstruction of accident scenes [9], which explained that drivers take into consideration some categories of roads when they decide of their driving and choose their speed.

In this study, we provided a comprehensive view of the previous downscaling methods based on reconstruction of the large-scale state driving DS from independent decomposed components, such as climatology and perturbation.

Yesson and Culham [ 23] have demonstrated the plausibility of this general approach to estimates for ancestral areas based on reconstruction of climate preferences for ancestral lineages in other taxa.

Kinematic models based on reconstruction of seafloor spreading magnetic anomalies [ Larter et al., 2002; Eagles et al., 2004bb, 2004a; Wobbe et al., 2012] also imply significant convergence across the BGA structure and it is generally accepted as a portion of the eastern boundary of Bellingshausen Plate.

Furthermore, µPIV data has been time-averaged and compared to corresponding numerical results of a laminar, steady-state CFD modelling approach, which is based on reconstructions of the real sponge geometry gained from X-ray tomographic scans of the structure.

The integrated use of AMS 14C dating on marine materials and the tephrostratigraphic approach based on reconstructions of historical volcanic events is fundamental in order to minimize the uncertainties that affect chronologic constraints derived from radiocarbon-based age models.

Based on reconstructions of Prochlorococcus evolution from molecular phylogenies along with ecological observations, the emergence of the eNATL2A lineage coincided with the ability of Prochlorococcus to invade the surface mixed layer, albeit only in instances of deep vertical mixing that minimize the lengths of exposure to high light [17].