Sentence examples for changed and reconstructed from inspiring English sources

For the point of the matter is, of course, that modern science no matter what its origins and original goals—has changed and reconstructed the world we live in so radically that it could be argued that the layman and the humanist, still trusting their common sense and communicating in everyday language, are out of touch with reality, and that their questions and anxieties have become irrelevant.

Boards have also come under pressure to change management houses and reconstruct.

A detailed understanding of the development of coral reefs and their internal structure has important applications for predicting future reef trajectories in light of climate changes, petroleum exploration and reconstructing past environmental changes such as sea level.

When the community culture changes and is reconstructed according to institutional demands, the cultural and institutional forces have the strongest constraint on individual behavior.

We will initiate a glacier-monitoring program in an attempt to quantify the response of existing glaciers to ongoing climate change; determine how Bhutan's glaciers have responded to past climate switches; and reconstruct changes in past temperatures using tree rings, providing us with an independent estimate of climate change to which glacier-based climate records can be compared.

By combining it with molecular clock models, it can help to time the origin of epidemics and reconstruct changes in pathogen population size over time [ 1].

Indeed, detecting such changes and possibly reconstructing the correct timeline of events is of paramount importance for court admissibility and logical coherence of collected evidence.

A combination of three relative and two absolute (numerical) dating techniques, applied on nine soil profiles in an Alpine environment located in Val di Rabbi (Trentino, Northern Italy), was used to improve the investigation methodology of Alpine sites in response to climate change and to reconstruct the chronology of late Pleistocene and early Holocene landscape evolution.

Rates of regional Quaternary uplift and climate change are reconstructed using topographic and stratigraphic evidence from terrace and adjacent cave deposits, along with Electron Spin Resonance (ESR) and Thermo-luminescence (TL) dating controls.

The availability of multiple avian genome sequence assemblies greatly improves our ability to define overall genome organization and reconstruct evolutionary changes.

Nonsysnonymous and synonymous changes were reconstructed on branches using the codon-based likelihood model of Muse and Gaut [ 33], as implemented in HYPHY for MacOS, ver. 0.95 beta [[ 34] 2004], available at.