Sentence examples for make a reconstruction from inspiring English sources
"Whenever anyone finds a dinosaur, they want it to be the biggest, meanest dinosaur ever, so there might be a temptation to make a reconstruction a bit bigger than it was," Dr Sellers told BBC News.
Then R and C are derived from linear regression (MLR) and used to make a reconstruction of Pdi (rPdi).
First, we must be able to make a reconstruction of events on each vertex of the tree/network, such that the sum of the substitution costs on the edges is minimized (optimize the parsimony score on a network).
In making a reconstruction of a building an archaeologist will use information from a number of coins, each of which may show a different perspective.
Fifty years ago, the Anglican church made a reconstruction of the saint's Derry to Iona voyage, with the Archbishop of Canterbury waiting on the Scottish shore to welcome the oarsmen.
At shorter wavelengths, however, the LTE approximation usually taken in such models fails, which makes a reconstruction of the solar UV irradiance a rather intricate problem.
According to Needham, while working in the Seismological Observatory of Tokyo University in 1939, Akitsune Imamura and Hagiwara made a reconstruction of Zhang's device.
We searched for all the essential amino acid biosynthesis genes in the enterobacterial endosymbiont sequences and made a reconstruction of its amino acid biosynthetic pathways.
The aligned tilt series were then used to make a 3D reconstruction using GPU-based SIRT (simultaneous iterative reconstruction technique) reconstruction implemented in Inspect3D.
The aligned tilt series was then used to make a 3D reconstruction using GPU-based SIRT (simultaneous iterative reconstruction technique) reconstruction implemented in the Inspect3D program from FEI.
A second group of scientists, led by Dieter Breitschwerdt of the Berlin Institute of Technology, use the same forensic evidence in a second paper in the same journal to make a separate reconstruction of the supernovae explosions.
