0 past simple and past participle of reconstruct --
1 to build or create again something that has been damaged or destroyed: --
In order to restore political stability, economic development opportunities and social bonds, institutions of shared behavioral beliefs need to be reconstructed.
Recalled information is subject to modification by previously stored information and by other new and existing inputs, and thereby reconstructed when recalled to conscious attention.
Fourthly, he implies that there is no procedure in conversation to check whether the hearer's reconstructed meanings and the speaker's intended meanings coincide.
The broken nuclear envelope and multiple nucleoli in one blastomere illuminated that the nucleus function of reconstructed embryos was partly changed.
A sense of the malleability of musical form replaces an earlier reliance on arduously memorised and - reconstructed recorded or notated models.
In many cases, conventional epifluorescence microscopy failed to confirm the number of nuclei in the reconstructed oocytes.
We determined the number of nuclei in the reconstructed oocytes using laser scanning confocal microscopy.
It is only necessary that their decisions can be reconstructed as if they were doing so.
