The real question is whether the army could be reconstituted in anything like its traditional form.
"By virtue of that, their pieces as a whole can be reconstituted in different ways".
There are already indications that The News of the World may be reconstituted in some form.
The 10 million square feet of office space that were lost to terror could be reconstituted in 1-million- or 2-million-square-foot increments in neighborhoods around the city that already house large populations ready to work.
The Times pushed the Post out of the arrangement ten years ago, making it inevitable that the Trib, if it survived, would eventually be reconstituted in the image of its sole owner.
A spokesman for the House Science Committee, which has been holding hearings on the Columbia, said: "Most everyone agrees that ASAP was not as effective as it could have been and that they need to be reconstituted in some form.
Libraries that were dispersed along with their owners (like those held by Armenian communities in Turkey, massacred or put to flight in 1915) can be reconstituted in cyberspace.Another huge repository of medieval codices, physical and virtual, is a Benedictine monastery in Minnesota: the Hill Museum and Manuscript Library.
It can be reconstituted in the form of porous scaffolds and gels from a collagen solution.
For overproduction and isolation of high-value plant-derived chemicals, plant pathways can be reconstituted in heterologous hosts.
Briefly, a targeted biosynthetic pathway is to be reconstituted in vitro and then the contribution of cofactors, substrates and each enzyme will be analyzed systematically.
In this study we describe a skin equivalent culture model which demonstrates that normal paracrine relationships can be reconstituted in vitro and that stromal dermal fibroblasts regulate the growth of human epithelial keratinocytes.
