Sentence examples for reconstituted only from inspiring English sources
Sure, the Strokes went on to arenas, to overblown follow-up albums, to myth, all while the Rapture idled, then fizzled, then reconstituted, only to fizzle some more.
And because the Russell 2000, the most popular proxy for small-stock performance, is reconstituted only once a year, it can contain large numbers of stocks that have increased in price, and therefore, no longer qualify as small.
In any case, his ideas never became policy and were repudiated by American public opinion, which followed Henry Stimson's thought that a German polity could be reconstituted only with Christianity and kindness.
Further, the company has always been an on-again, off-again affair: it never worked for more than 30 weeks a year; it was disbanded in 1995 and reconstituted only in February of this year; and on Sunday, after its tour ends in New York, it will be dissolved again.
By contrast, expressing UNC-13L in unc-13 s69 unc-13 s69econstituted only fast release.
The stuffer sequence interrupts the luciferase coding sequence after the start codon such that luciferase expression is reconstituted only in response to Cre-mediated recombination.
By contrast, UNC-13L expression in unc-13 s69 unc-13 s69utes only the EGTA-reconstitutesponlythef release.
This correlates well with the lack of activity observed for S20 in the influenza A mini-genome system, which reconstitutes only influenza transcription/replication and would not detect inhibitors of viral entry or egress (data not shown).
Al Qaeda is not only reconstituted but it is stronger than ever.
Bosi uses molecular gastronomy techniques, such as in the process for making a Savoy cabbage purée, in which the cabbage is freeze dried into a powder and then reconstituted, but he prefers only to enhance the flavours of individual ingredients rather than changing those flavours by using unusual techniques.
Spectra of receptors labelled with only the acceptor fluorophore and reconstituted alone were also taken.
