"It may be impossible to reconstruct any criminal conduct that was caught on the tapes," Ms. Colson said.
"It is impossible to reconstruct Toumai as an ape," he says.
While it is impossible to reconstruct the spiritual beliefs of a civilization so distantly removed in time, current archaeological and anthropological evidence suggests that the religion of the great Indus Valley Civilization is probably a direct predecessor of modern Shaktism.
Furthermore, if all lineages have a tendency toward increased eye complexity over time, which is called a universal driven trend (McShea 1996), such a history will be impossible to reconstruct by comparing living taxa (Oakley and Cunningham 2000), because if all descendents of a simple-eyed ancestor evolve complex eyes, we would confidently infer the ancestor to have had complex eyes too.
It may be impossible to reconstruct which plant taxa were actual hosts at a given node in the phylogeny, but it is a fair assumption that an insect group using more plant taxa in total also has an evolutionary history involving more colonizations and hence more episodes with wider host plant ranges.
After a while, it would be impossible to reconstruct the original accident.
Therefore, currently it seems impossible to reconstruct with confidence the early-branching nodes and to reconcile a reliable scenario on the evolutionary history of the metazoan opsins based solely on opsin phylogeny.
Their conflicting stories about what happened make it impossible to reconstruct what really did or didn't, and the film becomes a searching reflection on the elusiveness of truth.
Without Acts, a picture of the primitive church would be impossible to reconstruct; with it, the New Testament letters of Paul are far more intelligible.
The Trail of Fraud By the time Kari Melton and Stephen Massey entered federal prison in 2000, they had created a convoluted trail of fraud that proved almost impossible to reconstruct.
