Sentence examples for techniques of reconstructing from inspiring English sources

A master of narrative journalism, he employs the same techniques of reconstructing scenes and dialogue that made his best-selling "Black Hawk Down" gripping reading (both were originally published as series in The Philadelphia Inquirer, where the author has been a reporter for 21 years).

Rossellini's technique of reconstructing actuality was continued in Germania, anno zero (1947; Germany, Year Zero) and India (1958).

We demonstrate that this technique of reconstructing baselines utilising biological, historic and social information is a powerful tool to understand the relationship between prior and current stock states when considering future management options for conservation and sustainable exploitation of coastal resources.

For a good overview of techniques for reconstructing ancestral states, see Omland et al. (2008).

New techniques for reconstructing large defects of the floor of the mouth include the use of cultured mucosal substitutes.

The use of unfolding techniques for reconstructing the neutron energy distribution was thus avoided with reasonable uncertainty (about 1.6% in neutron energy) and efficiency (of the order of 10−6 counts per unit neutron fluence).

Atom probe tomography is a powerful microscopy technique capable of reconstructing the 3D position and chemical identity of millions of atoms within engineering materials, at the atomic level.

Most existing techniques for reconstructing molecular networks based on high-throughput data ignore the intricate dependencies between networks of closely related biological subjects.

We validated that the technique is capable of reconstructing CRISPR loci by PCR amplifying and sequencing the entire reconstructed locus using traditional Sanger sequencing (Additional file 2: Figures S11 and S12).

Tod also used philological techniques to reconstruct areas of Rajput history that were not even known to the Rajputs themselves, by drawing on works such as the religious texts known as Puranas.

The use of tissue transfer flaps has become a common and effective technique for reconstructing or replacing damaged tissue, typically in cases of cancer resection or trauma [ 1].