Sentence examples for reconstructing the path from inspiring English sources
In this paper I continue reconstructing the path followed in Spain by foreign economic players through the period 1936-1959, the former one before "capital internationalization" (the paradigm created by Muñoz, Roldán and Serrano, 1978).
In his précis on the routes of 'humble bees', Darwin explained the difficult challenge of reconstructing the paths of bees flying between multiple locations over several hundred meters (see above; Figure 1).
So "Pox Americana" sifts carefully through journals and records of the late 18th century to reconstruct the path of the disease.
Dr. Greenberg's work is of considerable interest to population geneticists trying to reconstruct the path of early human migrations by means of genetic patterning in different peoples.
The authorities said they were trying to reconstruct the path of each bullet fired during the exchange that erupted around Mr. Ramos as he walked in Bedford Park.
"If our gut bacteria have been tracing our human lineage for millions of years, it could be used to reconstruct the path of human migration.
Remember that a search node must contain not only a state but also the information necessary to reconstruct the path (plan) which gets to that state.
On seeing a sudoku puzzle shortly afterwards the idea popped into his mind of a puzzle where you had to reconstruct the path of the fish from some given positions.
As the auditors struggle to reconstruct the path of each errant dollar, prosecutors and detectives are trying to assemble, from a puzzle of murky details, an understanding of Monsignor Gradilone's relationship with Mr. Vivona and Mr. Schweigert.
The film reconstructs the path he took to reach that moment: birth in Mexico, immigration to San Diego in search of better schools, enlistment as soon as he got his green card.
He also wrote the first track finding program for CLEO -- and many refined versions in later years -- enabling researchers to reconstruct the path and momentum of charged particles following a collision.
