Sentence examples for reconstruction age from inspiring English sources

Some critics argue that hiring prisoners hearkens back to the Reconstruction age, when inmates were used as a substitute for slave labor.

We found a significant increase in total growing season Rs with prairie age (R2 = 0.79), ranging from 714 g C m−2 in the youngest reconstruction (age 4) to 939 g C m−2 in the oldest prairie (age 12).

One sample was from 22 year old, breast reduction patient, and the other three samples were breast reconstructions from age rages of 30 45 years.

The ACL reconstruction in pediatric age has become more frequent in these past recent years.

Four retrospective case control studies compared the outcomes of ACL reconstruction in subjects aged 40 years and older with those for a group of younger patients [15, 19, 21, 23].

They make possible the social reconstruction of an age for which there is otherwise no serious historical record.

Peter Webber's first film is based on Tracy Chevalier's novel of the same name — a ripe reconstruction of an age, told through the imagined voice of Griet.

Hugh Dalton Chancellorr 1945-47) and Sir Stafford Cripps (1947-1950) struggled with the problems of postwar reconstruction during 'the age of austerity' and it is difficult to compare them with more modern chancellors.

The reconstruction of the age of the water is based on the historic data of atmospheric CFC concentrations.

The implantation of a saddle as a secondary reconstruction during old age can result in more aggressive resorption of the iliac wing.

The widespread and stratigraphically important Rotoehu tephra, erupted from Okataina Volcanic Centre, has been variously dated at 45,000 65,000 yr B.P. At Onepoto, sedimentation rate and paleovegetation reconstruction imply an age of c. 44,300 yr B.P. The tephra provides a correlation horizon in the marine and terrestrial realms during a period (MIS 3) difficult to date by radiometric methods.