Sentences with phrase «reconstructing what»

The Greek word stohkos means «aim» or «guess,» and there is something almost optimistic about Rakowitz's suggestion that the way to redeem these lost objects is to embrace the noisy, playful, and non sequitur guessing game that one necessarily must engage in when reconstructing what was destroyed.

Her work is a way of reconstructing what is absent; in attempting to reconstruct the past, she is creating fiction using what remains of something that has been lost.

The Greek word stohkos means «aim» or «guess,» and there is something almost optimistic about Rakowitz's suggestion that the way to redeem these lost objects is to embrace the noisy, playful, and non-sequitur guessing game that one necessarily must engage in when reconstructing what was destroyed.

While in prison, Manning sent her DNA (extracted from cheek swabs and hair strands) to Dewey - Hagborg, who used it to create 30 potential portraits of Manning, reconstructing what she could look like according to her DNA.

Using this scene as a point of navigation, Clinch gamely sets about reconstructing what led to the man's premature — and perhaps well - warranted — death.

Here, the focus is on reconstructing what might have happened at a vacated home, with notes left behind by the characters as clues.

Then she validated her findings by showing the macaques additional faces, and accurately reconstructing what they'd seen using only neural recordings.

The Fight Recorders will enable satellites to quickly pinpoint the precise location of injured soldiers and record information which can be used to reconstruct what happened during an engagement with the enemy.

Both letters are more invective than they are argument; their writers knew that there is a time when scathing condemnation is more effective than calm apologetic; and it is from the vivid and violent picture of the heretics that we must try to reconstruct what these heretics stood for.

Our job, then, is to reconstruct what went wrong.

Why not try to reconstruct what you had during the fat years?

We've carefully reconstructed what we imagine to be the exact timeline of one of former governor Eliot Spitzer's recent days in New York City.

Thanks to powerful gene - sequencing techniques developed in the past two decades during the race to decode the human genome, researchers are beginning to reconstruct what our ancestors» microbiomes looked like, potentially going back thousands of years.

The researchers also reconstructed what flowers looked like at all the key divergences in the flowering plant evolutionary tree, including the early evolution of monocots (e.g., orchids, lilies, and grasses) and eudicots (e.g., poppies, roses, and sunflowers), the two largest groups of flowering plants.

The trenches of World War I exposed men's faces to a fusillade of shrapnel, spurring unprecedented surgeries to reconstruct what remained.

To reconstruct what happened that day, Charles Ross, a physicist at Longwood College in Virginia and a Civil War buff, looked at weather records and soldiers» diaries.

From this, we were able to reconstruct what the Cretaceous forests looked like with and without fire disturbance,» says Hans Larsson, Canada Research Chair in Macroevolution at McGill University.

In our theory, Kaluza - Klein particles will decay in the detector — you find the decayed product and you can reconstruct what was there.

Solving a surprisingly long - standing mystery, a forensic anthropologist reconstructs what George Washington looked like as a young man

For the study, researchers traveled to Panama to collect a reef core, and then used the corals within the core to reconstruct what the environment was like as far back as 6,750 years ago.

We can, however, explore instances of extreme crises in the fossil record — looking far back in time to reconstruct what happened, and how ecosystems responded.»

Reflected and diffuse light from an obscured computer monitor can still be used to reconstruct what is on its screen, say UK researchers.

... It's often really challenging to reconstruct what happened.»

Instead, physicists must analyze the subatomic debris from the decays and reconstruct what happened.

Then they matched the samples from their fossil snake against these modern snake colors to reconstruct what the serpent may have looked like when it slithered around in the late Miocene.

Working 10 months after the fact with a questionable chain of custody, Torero knew he wasn't going to be able to reconstruct what happened at the dump.

But how is it possible to reconstruct what is going on many kilometres below the surface, at temperatures greater than 1000 degrees Celsius?

They've reconstructed what they believe the image would look like without the distortions.

Using clues in rock, scientists reconstructed what the continents must have looked like at various times in the past.

These data help to reconstruct what kind of plants the -LSB-...]

On a more esoteric note, take a moment to deconstruct what you think you are feeling, and reconstruct what you actually are feeling.

This approach allowed them to reconstruct what large populations of neurons in the visual cortex were doing in relation to each of the different stimulus orientations.

Using state - of - the - art 3D animation and new scientific findings, Part 2 of Battle for Germania reconstructs what happened 2,000 years ago and how Arminius lured the Romans into a deadly trap.

So the remaining members of the party embark on a 24 - hour mission to reconstruct what happened, return baby and tiger to their rightful homes, and locate Doug in time for his wedding the next day.

Now it's up to the three remaining friends, Doug's crackpot future brother - in - law Alan, along with his best friends Phil and Stu, to piece together the events of the evening in the hope that they can reconstruct what happened to Doug before he misses his wedding.

An Official Selection at the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival, Hot Docs 2017 and Michael Moore's 2017 Traverse City Film Festival, «Flames» not only documents Zefrey and Josephine's white - hot passion of first love and heartbreak, but also allows them to reconstruct what happened and where it all went wrong as they continued filming and editing.

When historians set about to reconstruct what it was like to be in that square at that time, Savona's film will be essential viewing.

As the push towards accountability reconstructs what is valued in parent - school relations, low income parents are likely to be at a disadvantage as they are less able to take time away from work or provide the requisite financial support.

In a post on editing, author Ruth Harris concentrates on nine benefits primarily of «developmental» editing, as we say in the States, or «structural» editing, as it's called in the UK — the specialization of editors who work with how you're telling your story and, if necessary, how to reconstruct what you're doing to make it far more effective.

To continue his recovery, Dan is in need of specialized surgery and skin grafts to reconstruct what they can of his back legs / paws.

One year before the FAR was published, Richard Lindzen gave a talk at MIT in 1989 which we can use to reconstruct what his global temperature prediction might have looked like.

Because isotopes vary over time and over certain environmental conditions, these variations allowed the researchers to reconstruct what the climate would have looked like when this water fell as rain.

It is better just to sit in the car, take pictures, capture the evidence, and make sure to get the names and addresses of any witnesses so that an experienced attorney can contact those witnesses and reconstruct what actually happened.

In the case of other collisions, personal injury lawyers try to take advantages of experts and witnesses in order to reconstruct what happened at the time of the crash.

We work with experienced investigators who can look at skid marks, the angle of the vehicles, damage to the vehicle, and other physical evidence at the scene to reconstruct what happened and who was at fault.

At Miller & Steiert, we consult experienced accident investigators in order to reconstruct what happened and why.

If that is not possible, as much evidence as possible should be collected to reconstruct what happened (did that person effectively board the plane, etc.).

Move your head from side to side, forward and backward, and the camera is smart enough to reconstruct what the view looks like from different angles.

Not exact matches

He reconstructs how Greece got into this mess in the first place, and documents the horror spreading through Paris, Berlin, and beyond as the rest of the world realized just how badly the Greeks had stepped in it — and what the potential consequences could be.

Reconstructing from this inscription the whole Corinthian formula, she remembers what Gilead has forgotten in its «amputated» pseudo-Christian speech — and she acts on the discovery.