Sentence examples for managed to reconstitute from inspiring English sources
In countries where the data stretch back to before 1990, they show that socialist-era middle classes (or their children and grandchildren) have managed to reconstitute themselves.
The authors managed to reconstitute in vitro the juxtacrine signaling geometry between living cells expressing the EphA2 receptor tyrosine kinase and the laterally mobile ephrin-A1 ligandisplayeded on a fluid lipid bilayer supported on a glass substrate.
Localization microscopy has managed to reconstitute full images from many thousands of localized molecules, where the localization error of single molecules can be far smaller than the optical resolution.
But with his daughter's prodding, he manages to reconstitute a less subjective picture of these years.
These included guest appearances by fan favorites like a certain self-pleasuring bear — slightly reconstituted as a panda for the occasion — and a completely unreconstructed insult-comic dog, who managed to trash many specific features of this college town.
I managed to rescue them.
Gober has tried to reconstitute that exhibition, managing to assemble about half the pictures from the original show, which he augments with as many of the artist's works of the same vintage.
At the age of 62, she compares herself to a Barbie doll, regularly reconstitutes herself with plastic surgery, and tells the world about it while managing to maintain her privacy and dignity.
After the fourth year, if not enough progress is made, the schools would have to reconstitute, either by becoming charter schools, forcing the state to take them over or hiring a new staff to manage the school.
