Sentence examples for reconstructing materials from inspiring English sources
Within the operating theatre set, he used his fashion scalpel to carve out new possibilities, splicing and reconstructing materials and fabrics to create truly free dressing.
"We think our main scientific duty here is reconstructing material in order to produce more a detailed historical framework," he said.
We present a new algorithm for reconstructing material-dependent subzonal information based on staggered primary/dual-mesh remapping of material-dependent conserved quantities.
Reconstructing the material world of past societies as fully as possible is the proximate goal of archaeology; interpreting the historical significance and cultural meaning of that material world is archaeology's ultimate objective.
He reconstructed the materials and techniques that were used in the papermaking centers of preindustrial Europe and began producing Western-style paper in ways that he considered historically accurate — starting with raw flax and hemp, sometimes fermenting them for weeks, cooking the fibers in lime, adding gelatin to the paper and burnishing the finished sheets with a stone.
As researchers patiently reconstruct the materials that Stasi employees tried to tear up before the archive passed out of their hands, the piles of files only grows higher.
Between 1 and 23 bacterial genome bins were detected per sample, and overall 260 near-complete genomes were reconstructed (see 'Materials and methods' section).
Second, in all TRP-Ns for which full-length gene sequences were present or where the gene models could be manually reconstructed (see Materials and Methods) the number of ankyrin domains is invariably approximately 28 (see above for difficulties arising in determining the precise number of domain repeats).
This technique is utilized to reconstruct the material property of an actual SiC-C FGM.
However, all tools failed to reconstruct informative material because of the variability and multiple gaps introduced in the alignment.
We develop an optimization-based approach to the problem of reconstructing temperature-dependent material properties in complex thermo-fluid systems described by the equations for the conservation of mass, momentum and energy.
