Sentence examples similar to reconstructing entirely from inspiring English sources

The precision in her recall of particular moments and intimations surely couldn't have been reconstructed entirely after the event; presumably she kept some kind of notebook record and built her memories around this when she had time, after he died.

Seventeen of the centres along Highway 401 have been reconstructed entirely.

But now, nearly 50 years since "London After Midnight" has been seen in any format, Turner Classic Movies will be broadcasting the film on Halloween, reconstructed entirely from stills from the MGM production.

Moreover, all 3 cases of c rotation encountered in the 4-cell stage M experiments (Table 3 E) developed from conceptuses reconstructed entirely from unlabelled blastomeres.

Thus, although the associated pattern is not entirely reconstructed, all of the cells activated by the stimulus are correct and can be seen as a reliable set of 'core' representation units.

Because the Baltic waters are less salty than other seas, the Vasa was extraordinarily well-preserved and has been reconstructed almost entirely from the original wood to awe-inspiring effect.

It's akin to taking baby steps, requiring less mental effort to change a pattern slightly rather than reconstruct it entirely.

The true input curve is reconstructed almost entirely.

For crosses between two inbred strains, this means that one should be able to reconstruct two entirely separate genomes one for each parent.

The cathedral (1595) was entirely reconstructed in 1954 59.

After years of bickering and some talk of demolition, it had to be almost entirely reconstructed.