Sentence examples for point of reconstruction from inspiring English sources

"What happens when you go into one of these periods is that before you get to the point of reconstruction things have to fall apart.

In 2003, Cummins and Murrell reported that the weak point of reconstruction is the tendon-suture interface rather than sutures, knots, or anchors in open rotator cuff repairs [ 8].

Figure 2 Non-zero points of reconstruction result corresponding to different K without interpolation.

The point of a reconstruction is not to produce a copy of the painting as it appears today, but rather to extrapolate how the painting would have looked upon completion.

The starting point of our reconstruction was the stoichiometric model presented in [ 20].

In this study, we used a sural neurofasciocutaneous flaps with a lowered pivot point for reconstruction of distal foot wounds caused by electrical burns.

In addition, the magnetic data allow mapping the eastern extent of the presumable cratonic province of Coats Land, a region considered as a key piercing point for reconstructions of Rodinia.

From the aesthetic point of view, deficit reconstruction leads to optimal results because the like-with-like reconstruction concept is respected due to employment of donor-tissue areas located near the defect.

Another strong point of this interesting reconstruction is that it never forgets the men and women at Pearl Harbor.

From a computational point of view the reconstruction of gene regulatory networks is an undetermined problem as the large number of possible solutions is typically high in contrast to the number of available independent data points.

From this point of view, phylogenetic reconstruction, especially of reticulation events that connect divergent organisms, is often considered appealing.