Sentence examples for reconstruction of changes from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the recovery of core motions at periods shorter than a few years is hindered by the domination of external sources towards high frequencies, and the reconstruction of changes in the magnetospheric ring current over decadal periods (e.g. Gillet et al. 2013; McLeod 1996; Sabaka et al. 1997) is made ambiguous because of non-global coverage of observatory sites.

Integration of palynological proxies with annual lamina counting, 14C, 210Pb, 137Cs and 241Am radiometric dating, historical documents and old cadastral maps enabled reconstruction of changes in the cultural landscape resulting from extensive forest clearance, arable farming and slash-and-burn practices in South Estonia over the last millennium.

Spatial reconstruction of change in absorption coefficient was carried out using a Moore-Penrose regularization approach [ 41].

Reconstructions of changes in the tropics have been more controversial.

Our results suggest that mountain tropical mires from Serra do Espinhaço Meridional are complex peatland ecosytems, with a large potential for the reconstruction of environmental changes (i.e. climate change) occurred since the late Pleistocene, and that they should be fully protected.

Thus, reconstruction of temporal changes in the provenance of sediments in the basin could be a useful approach for reconstructing changes in EASM intensity in the past, based on sediment records preserved at the rivermouth.

The reconstruction of environmental changes and their magnitude is based on new multiproxy data (lithology, pollen, plant macrofossils, diatoms and 14C dating) obtained from two sediment sequences from southeastern (Pamerkiai outcrop) and western (Kašučiai Lake Lithuaniaa.

This paper presents new available high-resolution pollen and diatom evidences, relief and sedimentation processes during the New-Azov stage of the sea development, as well as the reconstruction of environmental changes in the Late Holocene.

In this study we present a reconstruction of vegetation changes throughout the Holocene based on palynological data of six study sites in the Dijle catchment, located in the Belgian loess belt.

In order to produce a detailed reconstruction of hydromorphological changes, we combined two approaches: the study of historical archives and the use of bioindicators (the dating of terraces using dendrochronology and of silt benches using lichenometry in order to reconstruct the evolution of the river channels).

Other recombination events detected by RDP could not lead to clear reconstruction of structural changes affecting the RGA08 cluster.