Sentence examples for reconstruct production from inspiring English sources

Linear features, such as Inca walls and roads, are easy to spot because they cut across natural features.Mapping these routes has helped archaeologists reconstruct production and trade patterns, and hence economic, social and political relations in the region in the thousands of years before Europeans arrived.

Here we propose that the constraints can also be used to solve the inverse problem to predict from the dynamics of the nervous system the environment to which they are adapted, and so reconstruct the production of the adaptive behavior by the entire coupled system.

We have to focus much harder on improving poor skill training and low productivity, reconstruct the crucial production chains lost to foreign takeovers.

The book (which takes its title from a famous line from the movie) reconstructs the production of the film, and the experience of filming in Japan, from several different perspectives.

Further analysis of the candidates for cyclotide processing discovered in this work will increase our understanding and aid in reconstructing cyclotide production using transgenic systems and will benefit their development in pharmaceutical applications and insect-resistant crop plants.

Panning was carried out for four consecutive rounds, and phagemid DNA, isolated after the final round of panning, was reconstructed for production of soluble Fab fragments as previously described.

Relationships between each cluster and production-log data can be recognized around the well bore and the results used to reconstruct and extrapolate production-log data away from the well bore.

This innovative approach helped to reconstruct the organization of production in a distinctive metal production landscape, bridging an enduring divide between landscape-scale and microscopic investigations of craft production.

Spatial data on site distributions, estimates of productive output, and archaeometric data on ore procurement patterns were integrated to reconstruct the organization of production.

The light gets lost in the hair, so you have to reconstruct it in post-production after the scanning, and of course Rick Rubin's beard is kind of extreme.

A lively overview of the classic 1955 film, "Live Fast, Die Young" reconstructs its tumultuous production history and looks closely at the director Nicholas Ray's relationship with his mercurial, seductive, frustrating star, James Dean.