Sentence examples for reconstructing the development from inspiring English sources

The results of this study are relevant to reconstructing the development of texture-contrast profiles as forest invaded grassland over the past 4000 in the study area, as documented by paleoecological research.

We started the case studies by reconstructing the development and use of the databases on the basis of the records of the CVZ.

Cross-sectional studies may be combined with stem analyses to reconstruct the development of tree height, for example (Lee 1993).

We further reconstruct the development in chemical weathering in the Yangtze from source to sink using both CIA and K2O/Al2O3 (Fig. 9).

We combine historical maps and satellite derived data to reconstruct the development of a Swedish boreal landscape over the past 300 years.

On the basis of macrofossil and pollen analyses, AMS 14C-dating, and geomorphological investigations, we reconstructed the development of hydrological changes during the Lateglacial to early Holocene transition in Tuchola Pinewoods (Bory Tucholskie) in northern Poland.

Dyke et al. (2002) reconstructed the development of the Laurentide ice sheet, and concluded that while it was initiated prior to 25,000 radiocarbon years (14C) BP, it reached its continental maximum in the northwest, northeast and south by 23,000 14C BP, but not until 20,000 14C BP in the southwest and far north.

This paper reconsiders "Marshall's problem" by focusing on the intellectual connections among Darwin, Babbage and Marshall: it explores the relationship between Marshall's view of complexity as a dialectical mixing of routine and variation and reconstructs the development of a powerful intellectual model that we call the "evolutionary machine".

We conducted three case studies to reconstruct the development and use of databases as policy instruments.

For example, to quantitatively reconstruct the development of large multi-cellular organisms such as entire Drosophila and zebrafish embryos, tens of thousands of cells need to be segmented and tracked at high spatial resolution (McMahon et al., 2008; Tomer et al., 2012) (Fig. 1).

This can be done by reconstructing the chronological development of alluvial deposits and the soils that formed in them.