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Evidence is provided by erased but reconstructed text messages on the mobile phones of a dozen wrestlers and stablemasters.

In itself, 〈ΔI〉 significantly greater than 0 bits/word constitutes prima facie evidence that DLP applies to the reconstructed text, because 〈ΔI〉>0 bits/word implies by way of equation (5) that the editor has a distinctly higher likelihood p of choosing correctly by choosing the less common word than by flipping a coin (that is, p>0.5).

Its library of ancient biblical manuscripts, including the famous 4th-century Greek Codex Sinaiticus (now in the British Museum), has been invaluable in reconstructing the text of the Bible.

Dr. Qimron spent more than a decade deciphering and reconstructing the text of the scroll, known as M.M.T., initials of the Hebrew words for "Some Precepts of the Torah".

Ever since Erasmus, if not before, the favored approach to reconstructing a text has been first to reconstruct the "family tree" (stemma) of manuscripts based on the occurrence of major "mutations" (characteristic errors) [4].

And the second time now, in appointing at the beginning of the 21st century as artistic director of the ballet troupe a specialist in the sphere of reconstructing ballet texts of the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century".

Philologists reconstructing ancient texts from variously miscopied manuscripts anticipated information theorists by centuries in conceptualizing information in terms of probability.

It is akin to shredding several copies of a book and then trying to reconstruct the text.

That allows them to differentiate between the scroll and the writing on it and, slowly but surely, reconstruct the text.

Try to reconstruct the text with the help of your partner.

Try to reconstruct the text you are going to listen to with the help of your partner.