How odd, then, that one of the most authentic medieval buildings -- the 13th-century Palazzo di Re Enzo -- was essentially reconstructed in the early 20th century.
At Latter-day Saints hospital, he underwent a seven-hour operation to insert two 18-inch rods on either side of his vertebra, essentially reconstructing it and easing the pressure on his spinal cord.
My inquiry into what this difference was led me to acquire almost all of his 78s (there were about three dozen solo violin recordings that he made from 1925 to 1930), travel to Southern Albania and Northern Greece to interview his surviving family (he died in 1946), and essentially reconstruct a narrative of a man whose life was largely mythologized and erroneously represented.
But that struggle is not just relevant to math, because it is essentially about reconstructing an identity free from suffering, free from occupation, free from the moral certainty that resistance is always the moral choice.
10 These strategies entail a series of goals that essentially would reconstruct the health system in Pakistan, with focus on availability and coverage of essential healthcare packages.
At 273 Water Street, the company is spending nearly $1 million to reconstruct what essentially was a four-story pile of brick into a four-unit apartment house.
Wittman will inherit a team that consistently makes poor decisions, and essentially be asked to reconstruct their understanding of the game on the fly.
The plan of the yazna, as far as it can be reconstructed, was essentially that of a highly stylized festive meal offered to an honoured guest, the sacrificer being the host and the deity the guest.
Despite numerous radical proposals, London was reconstructed on essentially the same street plan used before the fire.
I argue that fusing approaches are essentially no more robust than algorithms reconstructing from a small number of images and advocate experiments to determine the limitations of fusing.
