Sentence examples for like to reconstruct from inspiring English sources

Eventually, the state would like to reconstruct the turrets, which would add $3.5 million.

Since the Your Rights at Work campaign, most Liberals stay silent about how they'd like to reconstruct industrial relations laws.

Considering the advantages and great success of the total variation regularization in image processing and the work of [13, 18, 23, 24], in this paper, we would like to reconstruct the unknown volatility function (sigma=sigma(S)) in (1.1) by using the total variation regularization strategy, based on the optimal control method (see [6, 7, 13, 17, 22]).

In this last section I would like to reconstruct Arendt's conception of citizenship around two themes: (1) the public sphere, and (2) political agency and collective identity, and to highlight the contribution of Arendt's conception to a theory of democratic citizenship.

I like to reconstruct this coming-of-age drama from David's point of view.

CTA has the potential to reconstruct "like with like," but the risk-to-benefit ratio and clinical indications have yet to be determined.

Looking back, even now, is like trying to reconstruct a vast drunken brawl.

Still others are peering into the genomes of animals and their relatives like Capsaspora, to reconstruct the evolutionary tree of animals and their closest relatives.

He likes to psychologize, to reconstruct scenes and episodes, to speculate when the historical record is thin.

For example, standard phylogenetic approaches are more likely, under many circumstances, to reconstruct a 'star-like' tree when applied to sequence data affected by recombination, which resembles the pattern produced under exponential growth.

The idea was to break down masculine tailoring and fabrics like tweed and to reconstruct them with a feminine aesthetic.