Sentence examples for mental reconstruction from inspiring English sources

Yet in Greg's mental reconstruction, even at this late date, there remained one last chance for the whole plan to be scuttled.

Due to its irregular outline, mental reconstruction of the borders of FS from two-dimensional images is challenging during surgery.

However, understanding of the surgical anatomy from the provided images requires a complicated process of mental reconstruction and can be often inadequate or wrong.

Slowly, he undertakes a program of "mental reconstruction," which includes "a daily regimen of linguistic calisthenics" using a thesaurus and dictionary, and working in the library basement and reading fragments of knowledge unrelated to his classes.

They are mental reconstructions, nifty multimedia collages of how things were, that are shaped by how things are now.

Caesar has discussed openly he suffers from Dissociative Identity Disorder and that "Witnessing things like child abuse, surgical reconstruction, mental illness, and animal research all had a deep effect on him".

Another type of early cognitive unit is the image; this is a mental picture, or the reconstruction of a schema, that preserves the spatial and temporal detail of the event.

The mental perforator flaps for reconstruction of the lower lip defects were based on the mental perforator artery.

The journal has published over 120 articles that span the range of public health domains including, but not limited to, infectious disease control, reproductive health and sexual and gender-based violence, mental health, health system reconstruction, and ethics in emergencies.

However, constant reconstruction and updating of mental representations make event perception effortful and, thus, fragile.

In the midst of this condo boom, the mental health center underwent a massive reconstruction and is now a huge compound.