Products labelled "aloe extract" or "reconstituted aloe vera" are regarded by many herbalists as inferior.
In commercial cheese making, the curds are derived from pasteurized skim milk or reconstituted, low-fat milk products.
In the late nineteen-eighties, it came up with the phrase "not from concentrate" to distinguish its pasteurized orange juice from the cheaper "from concentrate" or "reconstituted".
Casings may be the internal organs of meat animals, paraffin-treated fabric bags, or modern synthetic casings of plastic or reconstituted collagen (insoluble animal protein).
While newly established or reconstituted nations like Estonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina have been added to the Biennale, some countries share pavilions, and more than 100, including most African and South American countries, are not represented at all.
The Vuitton Classic judges cars on their rarity, impeccable provenance (whether they are original or reconstituted), history (whether a celebrity or famous race car driver owned it or drove it) and engineering excellence.
Other types include transection glaciers or ice fields, which fill systems of valleys, and glaciers in special situations, such as summit glaciers, hanging glaciers, ice aprons, crater glaciers, and regenerated or reconstituted glaciers.
As early as May of last year, the month that major combat operations ceased, senior Iraqi officials and scientists in American custody were uniformly denying knowledge of any chemical or biological weapons production or reconstituted nuclear program, senior intelligence officials said.
The states formed or reconstituted after the first world war were too politically fragile to easily surmount the dual economic crises of the immediate postwar era and the early 30s; their elites too easily whipped enthusiasm for national self-determination into ethnic hatred and intolerance.
