Sentence examples for to reconstructing from inspiring English sources
verb
To construct again; to restore.
In addition to reconstructing phylogenies using MrBayes v3.1.2, Bayesian phylogenetic reconstruction was also performed using BEST v2.3.1, which is a modified version of MrBayes.
An example relevant to reconstructing the names of cereals can be seen in the author's reconstruction of the crops of the Southern Neolithic (Southworth 2009).
"We're reconstructing the void as opposed to reconstructing the buildings," Mr. Bonevardi said.
Still Ms. Fontaine devotes much of the film to reconstructing the origins of Chanel's trademark style.
The only person upset was my wonderful surgeon, who had looked forward to reconstructing me.
They have not yet gotten close to reconstructing client accounts from the 1980s.
Bach has long proved irresistible to artists drawn to reconstructing his music through a contemporary prism.
Fusetti described the find as "of great importance" to reconstructing the life and works of the Italian artist.
For despite the rocky start to reconstructing postwar Afghanistan, an ember of hope for the country's future is still burning.
Until there is solid legislation concerning legal and illegal land for public building, aid agencies are limited to reconstructing homes for those who can prove ownership.
Phillipson devotes a "conjectural" chapter to reconstructing lectures on jurisprudence that Smith may or may not have delivered in Edinburgh in the winter of 1750-51.
