Sentence examples for partly reconstructed from inspiring English sources

Those structures were partly reconstructed in 1925.

The historical centre, partly reconstructed after the war, is a few hundred metres south of the station along Königstrasse, the pedestrianised main shopping street.

It has since been partly reconstructed from photographs, and can be seen in attenuated form at the Sprengel Museum in Hanover.

One of the walls ended up being partly reconstructed during the renovation because the university said it had encountered structural problems.

Lucrezia Borgia may have belonged to one of the most depraved political dynasties in history, yet she had excellent taste in music, as demonstrated by Ensemble Medusa using instruments partly reconstructed from paintings in Borgia palaces.

The music by Ms. Dlugoszewski was an excerpt from her "Duende Quidditas," partly reconstructed from the composer's recording by Bruce Adolphe, who accompanied David Taylor's strong realization of the trombone part.

Therefore, the current engineered skin can only partly reconstruct the skin functions that still lack skin appendages.

More than half of today's seemingly original prewar buildings in central Berlin are estimated to have been partly or fully reconstructed after the war, recalling the philosophical dilemma of what becomes of George Washington's hatchet once you have replaced both the head and the handle.

This may also work in reverse in a way that enables something partly heard to be reconstructed post facto (e.g., Did Michael Jackson really suicide?).

Maximum likelihood and Bayesian trees were reconstructed as described, and sequences that clustered partly within the CRF02_AG cluster and partly within the subsubtype A3 cluster were considered to be A3/CRF02_AG recombinants.

The cathedral, dating partly from the 11th century, has been considerably reconstructed and enlarged.