Sentence examples for theoretical reconstruction from inspiring English sources

These suggestions may support a theoretical reconstruction that focuses more on motivation than on consequences.

Theoretical reconstruction of the stress fields in tectonic plates or particular tectonic regions is an important geophysical problem.

The Proto-Indo-European is a theoretical reconstruction of the common ancestor of the Indo-European languages [64], the supposed mother of English or Latin, among many others.

Based on the simplicity and ubiquity of fermentative reactions and on a detailed analysis of chemical synthesis and astronomical observations, Oparin attempted a theoretical reconstruction of the conditions of the primitive Earth and the evolution of organic molecules into pre-cellular systems, from which anaerobic cells that nourished themselves from the soup had evolved.

Figures 2c and 3d show typical data for the force versus sample to tip distance together with theoretical reconstruction based on FJC model (eq. (6)).

This results in a theoretical reconstruction speed at over 90k A-line/s.

The better position, however, is that generalization itself is as yet premature; in particular, archaeologically based theoretical reconstructions need much more refining.

According to the theoretical reconstructions (Fig.  5c and d) of the spectrum of deviation from homogeneity (Fig.  5b), an estimate of 66 bp appears to be more preferable.

Theoretical reconstructions (Fig.  6c and g) of the same D1 spectra, undertaken with the assumption of the presence of latent 11-profility in the analysed sequences, are not similar to the corresponding D1 spectra.

Theoretical reconstructions of the D1 spectra of deviation from homogeneity (Fig.  6a and e) were undertaken with the assumption of the occurrence of latent 33-profility in both the particular fragment and the entire Apo E mRNA (Fig.  6b and f, respectively), follow the corresponding D1 spectra.

In addition, O'Neill's non-individualistic account of autonomy stresses the importance of (social) structures and human interaction and can, therefore, serve as a linking element between the social-theoretical reconstruction and the ethical reflection on social practices in oncological decision-making.