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reconstruct

[ree-kuhn-struhkt] / ˌri kənˈstrʌkt /


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"Clearly once you have the knowledge and capacity and technology to reconstruct the programme, you can always rebuild everything."

From BBC

The Garvellach Islands site was key to reconstructing this ancient climate story.

From Science Daily

Although no one can observe those earliest moments directly, researchers continue to reconstruct what might have happened using clues from chemistry, physics, and geology.

From Science Daily

By studying the hydrogen isotope makeup of plant leaf waxes preserved in the sediments, the researchers reconstructed rainfall patterns stretching back 800 years.

From Science Daily

The researchers also emphasize the importance of reconstructing the ancient forms of these genes.

From Science Daily