Sentence examples for expected to recreate from inspiring English sources

Particle physicists, cosmologists and astrophysicists will learn from RHIC experiments, which are expected to recreate the quark-gluon plasma, a never-observed state of matter believed to have existed in the instant after the Big Bang.

She was expected to recreate the transgressive elements of her cult films within the confines of mainstream cinema.

In the past, I broadcasted from Peninsula Park with hundreds of people to watch the start, and I expect to recreate the experience from the bluffs of Corona del Mar.

Many of those pioneers expected Celebration to recreate the ideal of Disney World just a few miles away, not for a weeklong holiday, but for 52 weeks of the year.

But next week, French president François Hollande is expected to open a meticulous €57m (£48m) replica of the grotto that attempts to recreate the magic and detail of the original.

Through the use of MD, we recreate the interface of a 1.5 M CsCl solution (expected to have high Z-contrast) at a gold electrode under various electric field strengths.

Some s-piRNAs are expected to be reverse complementary to the original p-piRNA precursor transcript and may themselves be able to direct cleavage of these to recreate the original p-piRNA.

Because of the show's theme, it was reasonable to expect a meticulous attempt to recreate the recordings of one of the greatest teams in jazz history.

The simulation enabled us to test whether the information in the network reconstruction is sufficient to recreate the expected behaviour reflecting the existing biological knowledge about the system or not.

Her announcement does feel a little bit like that thing you do when you half trip over in the street then try to style it out as intentional, but expect one or two attempts to recreate it at G-A-Y next Saturday.

The expansion of residential areas into US rangelands brings pastoralism under new kinds of scrutiny as new neighbors are drawn to recreate on nearby lands and expect to be shielded from agricultural activities, wildfires, and other natural hazards.