Sentence examples for capacity to reconstruct from inspiring English sources
He has demonstrated that he has the capacity to reconstruct himself.
In paleoanthropological research, improving our capacity to reconstruct past climatic and environmental conditions can help us to shed light on survival strategies of hunter gatherers.
Since the primary function of government is to protect people, we need to develop and maintain the national capacity to reconstruct communities after a disaster.
Limited geographical sampling reduces the capacity to reconstruct historical refugia and identify the spatial location of genetic breaks in temperate tree species at a continental level.
As noted, mental illness severely handicaps the functioning of sufferers across a range of domains, reducing their capacity to reconstruct their lives or build up progressive communities.
First, an approach that focuses primarily on men's actions rather than their subjective experiences is unlikely to create opportunities to engage with men's agency and their capacity to reconstruct gender relations (Barker, Ricardo, and Nascimento 2007).
Identifying lung stem/progenitor cells with regenerative capacity and utilizing them to reconstruct functional tissue is one of the biggest hopes to reverse the damage and cure such diseases.
This is the "Enlightenment problem," the solution to which is twofold: to reconstruct those human capacities that have such reflexivity built into them and to tie the operation of Enlightenment institutions to the conditions of their successful exercise.
If one multimedia cloud takes a lot of storage capacity, running time, or delivery time, it is fast and convenient to reconstruct the cloud platform.
The capacity of deep velocity estimates provided by the Argo float array to reconstruct both mean and eddying quantities, such as the heat flux, is addressed using an idealized eddy resolving numerical model, designed to be representative of the Southern Ocean.
