Sentence examples for thorough reconstruction from inspiring English sources

He said investigators would make a final decision after they had finished interviewing family, friends and colleagues and had completed a "thorough reconstruction" of Dr. Stenson's last days.

Two days after the quake, Prime Minister Berlusconi seized the media limelight by visiting homeless victims and promising a swift and thorough reconstruction of the affected areas.

The project involved a thorough reconstruction of the late-18th-century palace of Archduke Charles of Hapsburg and installation of lots of high-tech equipment for both classical music and futuristic audiovisual adventures.

The most thorough reconstruction of the whole Checkers affair is now being offered in a book called "Just Plain Dick: Richard Nixon's Checkers Speech and the 'Rocking, Socking' Election of 1952" (Bloomsbury).

For a thorough reconstruction of McTaggart's argument in the Nature of Existence for ontological idealism, see Nathan (1991).

Renown underwent a more thorough reconstruction between 1937 and 1939.

"Nobody was thinking of making a hit record or anything like that," Mr. Moody says now, but that almost goes without saying about what amounted to a thorough harmonic reconstruction, as opposed to a series of easy-to-follow melodic variations.

In stiu FT-IR measurement reveals that changes in activity and selectivity during the start-up period are caused by thorough catalyst reconstruction, converting the original Rh0 clusters to multinuclear Rh6 CO 16 and CH3Rhy CO x and/or mononuclear CH3Rh CO x carbonyl complexes, and smaller Rh0 clusters.

After 2 years, major coronary events are more likely to occur at sites different from that of the PCI, perhaps explaining the benefit of more thorough vascular reconstruction with CABG than that with PCI; another factor may be greater clopidogrel resistance (14) and greater likelihood of thrombosis of drug-eluting stents (15) in diabetic patients.

Little, Brown; 496 pages; £20A thorough and fascinating reconstruction of one of the less heroic episodes of the second world war, in which more than three dozen young women were sent by Maurice Buckmaster, an incompetent official in Britain's Special Operations Executive, to be agents behind enemy lines.

However, before making any inferences based on estimated ancestral states it is vital to perform a thorough comparison of reconstruction methods in order to obtain the most reliable estimates.