Sentence examples for reconstruct a future from inspiring English sources

N OC measures the diversity that could be obtained in future generations (assuming overlap) and a practical example is the selection of animals for a gene bank to reconstruct a future population.

Between July and October 1791 the Third Fleet ships arrived at Sydney and within days the deckwork was being reconstructed for a future in the lucrative whaling industry.

Although most commonly employed to predict the current distribution of a species, distribution models can also be projected onto hypothesized past and future environments to reconstruct a species distribution at any point in time and space [ 9, 11, 47, 48].

Kai Eide, the head of the UN mission in Kabul, has said the latest attack "will not deter the UN from continuing all its work to reconstruct a war-torn country and to build a better future for all Afghans".

"In the future, say 50 or 100 years time, if scientists want to reconstruct a picture of our present-day biodiversity, they are not going to be able to because the data has not been recorded," she told BBC News.

Using our identified functional TF-gene binding pairs, it is possible to reconstruct a more reliable cellular transcriptional network, which will be helpful to unravel the unknown cellular mechanisms in future researches.

As a future work, we plan to relax the conditions on the restricted LGT networks in order to be able to reconstruct a broader class of networks and discover new algorithms for reconstructing such networks from biologically significant data.

Dr Anders Sandberg, from the Future of Humanity Institute at the University of Oxford, told the BBC: "I do think it is possible to reconstruct a body quite easily and get into a six-million-dollar man situation".

"Can they reconstruct a leg?

Or does one reconstruct a more updated allegory?

Each color channel is then separately reconstructed before merging to reconstruct a complete color model.