Sentence examples for reconstruct anything from inspiring English sources
Indeed, inferences based on a depauperate clade of small-bodied folivores would be hard-pressed to reconstruct anything along the lines of giant megatheriid ground sloths [ 9, 19, 28, 29].
But in lots of ways, the show is as fake and reconstructed as anything else.
If biology is an inherent property of matter, why have chemists so far been unable to reconstruct life, or anything close to it, in the laboratory?
We cannot hope to reconstruct every detail, nor say anything about contemporary forms that became extinct.
"To use this building for some function, a mosque or anything else, would mean to reconstruct almost 80percentt of the building," said Akyurek.
"It will do more to help reconstruct the environmental and hydrological history of Amazonia than anything we've done previously".
Anything less would simply make Iran move faster to reconstruct the damaged part of its nuclear facilities and race to get a bomb--a decision that, so far, the Iranians have apparently not made.
Thirdly it is highly unlikely that any single gene, whether Omp85 or anything else contains enough conserved information to correctly and robustly reconstruct the negibacterial radiation.
Another example: we can imagine a renegade group of whimsical physicists proposing to reconstruct physics, refusing to use memory beliefs, or if that is too fantastic, memories of anything more than 1 minute ago.
"There are some [rocks] that are much older, but they experience metamorphosis -- anything that's on them has been overprinted and it's difficult to reconstruct what was there".
