After some initial hardships, the colony took root, and the Virginia Company itself was reconstituted on a broader legal basis.
The Head is three miles long, and constantly being eroded along its northern side, and reconstituted on the southern, which fronts the Humber estuary.
The members of the junta representing the air force and the navy resigned in protest over Bignone's appointment, but the junta was reconstituted on September 10.
The league was then reconstituted on an initially successful democratic basis: all Boeotians, whatever their property, were members of an assembly convened at Thebes; their vote decided all matters of policy.
Small, diffuse clouds begin to coalesce around them, the clouds gathering first slowly and then swiftly until, suddenly, they fuse into surprising wholes: human heads, blown to mist by rifle fire, reconstituting on fallen shoulders proudly restored to vigour and running backwards with their fellows.
A normal oesophageal epithelium with asymmetric divisions was reconstituted on denuded oesophageal connective tissue.
The scales were dissolved and reconstituted on a polymer surface resulting in properties similar to the original scale.
To resolve this central mechanistic question, this study employs single-molecule imaging to investigate PI3K activation in a six-component pathway reconstituted on a supported lipid bilayer.
In the event of a hardware failure for a particular server or desktop, these virtual servers and desktops can be quickly reconstituted on another machine, with all applications and operating system settings intact.
(A) The segmented cryo-EM density map (grey) for the tetra-nucleosomal unit in the 30-nm chromatin fibers reconstituted on 12 × 187 bp DNA, with a comparison to the X-ray structure (PDB ID: 1ZBB, yellow) of the tetra-nucleosome (Schalch et al., 2005).
