Sentence examples for involved in reconstructing from inspiring English sources

This extraordinary blind spot, so the study argued, may be down to the fact that the cognitive processes involved in reconstructing an old story are simply less taxing on the mind than those required to build a new one.

After receiving his doctorate in 1843, Ritschl joined the ranks of the Tübingen school, a theological movement involved in reconstructing the origins of Christianity and the early history of the church and its theology.

The calculations involved in reconstructing cortical surfaces using weighted spherical harmonics are discussed in detail in Chung [54].

The experimental programme offered the opportunity to analyse some of the variables commonly involved in reconstructing lithic behaviour from artefacts and found, as with other studies reported elsewhere, that linear relationships based on one, or a few supposedly diagnostic variables do not stand up to scrutiny.

Fairlie and Sumner (2006) rightly point out the uncertainties involved in reconstructing the accident and thus the need for value judgments in making health assessments.

In this article, we have presented some of the challenges involved in reconstructing phylogenies for protein functional domains and in inferring orthologs based on those phylogenies.

At a news conference in Cairo after meeting with President Hosni Mubarak, Mr. Maliki announced that he was seeking "to involve Egyptian companies in reconstructing Iraq and also to develop political relations," not to curry support for his bid for re-election.

An initial estimation from the surgeon Dr Igor Rossello, who was involved in the operation to reconstruct Kubica's hand, was that the Pole faced a year out of Formula One, although the Renault team principal, Eric Boullier, later expressed hope of a quicker return.

Since hypertension is often associated with dyslipidemias[ 11], we have clustered differentially expressed genes involved in lipid/cholesterol homeostasis and reconstructed the interaction map shown in Figure 3.

In the following, we show how to set up an infrastructure where the genotype data can be stored and processed so that none of the peers involved in the process can reconstruct the data, and thus the risk of accidental leaks and malicious data abuse is greatly reduced.

This chapter reviews the thought processes involved in selecting, evaluating, preparing, and reconstructing patients with composite tissue defects due to MSS eradication.