Sentence examples for help to reconstruct from inspiring English sources

Altogether the package of financial aid and tax credits does more than provide much-needed help to reconstruct Lower Manhattan.

Similarities in structure, therefore, not only manifest evolution but also help to reconstruct the phylogeny, or evolutionary history, of organisms.

The choice of the company last March to help to reconstruct Iraq drew accusations of cronyism, as the contract was not put out to tender.

The framework is tested empirically, in the sense of seeing whether it can help to reconstruct and understand the emergence of the pharmaceutical industry.

Now public artists might design the entire plaza, create an event to alter the social dynamics of an urban environment, or help to reconstruct a neighborhood.

If drift is detected, data from the accelerometer can help to reconstruct the gyroscope orientation on two axes; the compass can help on the final axis by indicating where the magnetic north is.

The erythritol pathway biochemically described in Propionibacterium pentosaceum [ 19] was of no help to reconstructing the pathway.

Interdisciplinary research helped to reconstruct the possible transformations of the local environment.

The young man also donated a sum of money to a charitable organisation helping to reconstruct people's lives and homes after the Asian tsunami.

Today, Ukraine needs a modern-day equivalent of the Marshall Plan, by which the United States helped to reconstruct Europe after the second world war.

Ionized fragments are accelerated in uniform electric-magnetic fields and are finally detected on position sensitive detectors, helping to reconstruct the 3D-momentum distribution of the fragments.