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Szwed, whose other books include a superb biography of Sun Ra, "Space is the Place," reconstructs, through ardent archival research as well as his own interviews, the circumstances of the making of Holiday's book.
This technical note describes the harvesting and insetting of a chimeric anterolateral thigh (ALT) flap to reconstruct a through and through cheek defect.
The spiral k-space samples were reconstructed through a two-dimensional gridding reconstruction method (Jackson et al., 1991).
PCA favors global reconstruction, which means that every element in V is reconstructed through complex cancellations of positive and negative values in W and H. PCA allows basis vectors (principal component, PC) in H to be ranked by importance.
Kant interestingly suggests that morally problematic relationships can be reconstructed through equal juridical rights, but the way in which such reconstruction occurs is puzzling (Herman 1993, Brake 2005).
Social-reconstructionist education was based on the theory that society can be reconstructed through the complete control of education.
The major conclusions of the war game have been reconstructed through interviews with more than a dozen senior Defense Department and military officials.
The scenes in boot camp will also surprise no one who has seen "Full Metal Jacket" or "Jarhead," in which personalities are broken down and reconstructed through systematic humiliation, deprivation and depersonalization.
Benedict said: "I pray every day for the people in Iraq," adding that the whole of Iraqi society needed to be "reconstructed through dialogue" with "all groups and faiths".
The exact proportional dimensions of every element of an order was specified, so that, given the diameter of the column or any other dimension, the entire order and all of its separate elements could be reconstructed through routine calculations.
Proponents of this school believed that the history of any culture could be reconstructed through the analysis of its traits and the tracing of their origins to one or more of the Kulturkreise.
