Sentence examples for reconstructing aspects from inspiring English sources

Bioarchaeological investigations at Actun Uayazba Kab (AUK), in west-central Belize, sought to characterize the nature of the site's mortuary use by reconstructing aspects of social identity.

Surprisingly, we are finding evidence for deep conservation of exon-intron gene structure, gene content and even chromosomal linkages and are using these features to try to reconstruct aspects of ancestral animal genomes.

Jessi notes that the materials in this collection are extraordinarily diverse, and have allowed her to begin to reconstruct aspects of this fascinating theatrical tradition that have largely escaped the attention of performance scholars.

In correlating this information with relevant contemporary treatises on art (especially the book on the art of painting by Rembrandt's former pupil van Hoogstraten, published in 1678), it has been possible to reconstruct aspects of the contemporary art-theoretical background and terminology that would have shaped Rembrandt's ideas and practices.

The evolved context automaton is thus able to reconstruct aspects of these external states.

Leaf traits that can be measured in fossils are commonly used to reconstruct aspects of paleoclimate and paleoecology.

The completeness of the fossil allows us to reconstruct aspects of life history, diet, and locomotion that are difficult to study in fossils.

Nearly complete genome sequences of A. ferrooxidans are available from two public sources and we have exploited this information to reconstruct aspects of its sulfur metabolism.

As for her famously reconstructed face?

Abstract: Analysis of human skeletal remains from archaeological contexts allows us to reconstruct many aspects of life in ancient communities.

I examine how theories and practices central to identifying and maintaining historic cultural artifacts – chiefly art conservation and architecture preservation -- can reconstruct material aspects of cultural artifacts -- leaving critical qualities of culture transformed for all.