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There is, however, some interesting new research in reconstructing crashes, led by the Virginia Tech team.

The mRNA vaccines in general, he said, are relatively easily reconstructed to battle new variants.

The next step was to reconstruct the cell structure on a chip.

The Washington Post examined surveillance video, listened to emergency response radio channels and spoke to witnesses to reconstruct how the incident unfolded.

Many sites of stellar wreckage still smolder as expanding clouds, and pinpointing their year or even day of origin can help astronomers reconstruct their history, Fields says.

We had to reconstruct proportions, re-create colors, and find materials drawing upon publicity photos of the time.

French air crash investigators were able to reconstruct the final minutes in the cockpit of the Airbus A330.

Half a century later, we can reconstruct from the abundant evidence what went on behind the scenes in the Kennedy White House.

Christine Pelisek and Terry Greene Sterling reconstruct what we know so far.

Bradley claims he lost his right eye and had to undergo numerous surgeries around his eye to reconstruct his face.

A resolute push for quite a short period now might reconstruct the entire basis of our collective human life.

Others, more remarkable still, reconstruct as accurately as a mirror all that has vanished with the flight of time.

No nails or metal screws are employed, nothing but the hand is required to dismantle or reconstruct the case.

He went on to Boston, still struggling to reconstruct it all, striving to figure what connection it might have had, but in vain.

Even if my estimate of contemporary forces is wrong and they win, they will still be forced to reconstruct their outlook.