Sentence examples for be reconstructed for from inspiring English sources

Only accusative (*-ay, *-n), dative (*-[n]kk), and possibly locative can be reconstructed for Proto-Dravidian.

So, once written, a Java program does not have to be reconstructed for other types of computers.

The parts for these instruments are never found in the musical sources and must be reconstructed for modern performance.

What can't be reconstructed for the revival, which is set to be introduced in Moscow in July, Ratmansky is making from scratch.

Nominalized verb formations such as verbal nouns, participles, and predicative adjectives probably harken back to the protolanguage and can be reconstructed for predicates expressing state rather than action.

Now fully restored, its components will arrive in the French city of Toulouse on Monday to be reconstructed for the Toulouse International Art Festival, opening May 24.

Axial, sagittal, cross-sectional images were reconstructed for all skulls, and 3D reconstructions were used as necessary (Fig.  3).

Using a partial reconstruction algorithm (requiring 180° of projections) thin-slice images were reconstructed for the coronary evaluation.

We can sharpen knives!" The tide turned in the 1950's, when the Central Park transverses were reconstructed for greater traffic volumes.

The encounter is being reconstructed for a thirteen-episode series, "Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey," which Fox will begin airing on March 9th.

The scene and the dialogue presented were reconstructed for me by two individuals who heard it while walking out of the White House Situation Room.