Examples of using Reconstructions in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I do facial reconstructions. And him.
These are pictures of three of reconstructions.
The reconstructions were as authentic as possible.
The dam was erected in 1723 and later survived two reconstructions.
Accident reconstructions are fit for instructional and investigation purposes.
People walk around, lost in thought, among the photographs the reconstructions, for lack of anything else.
Here's some reconstructions of some of the fossils that have been found from Lake Turkana.
The need for a roof anda bed do make everything with great hurry, with reconstructions amateurs, on the March and with the materials that get in the moment.
Important reconstructions of MIS-5e sea level have been made from such coral studies.
The structure itself, which started with just the original 1873 Victoria house,has actually gone through reconstructions which saw the addition of the modern, 125,000 square foot“Teel Household Pavilion”.
Most proxy reconstructions end somewhere around 1980, for the reasons discussed above.
Over time, it has seen many reconstructions, resulting in its present-day appearance, unchanged since 1788.
The reconstructions of Muhammad's house show a large courtyard containing a relatively small house.
So we can go back in earth's time and do these kinds of reconstructions and understand how earth's landscape has changed in response to a climate event like this or a land use event.
Recent reconstructions of the Neanderthal vocal tract show that Neanderthals probably did, in fact, have some speech capacity, perhaps very modern in quality.
There are a few modern reconstructions of it: some in different exhibitions and museums, but also one in the Dubai Mall.
The reconstructions of the work, the opening of a door on the wall on which it was painted, the attempt to move to another place, and even the bombing in World War II- all severely damaged it.
The property has been undergoing reconstructions for the past two years and today was finally open to public in the form of the experience center.
Gait reconstructions by Kevin Padian of the University of California, Berkeley, have shown that when a pterosaur was walking, those forelimbs were positioned just about right to take up the weight of the head, neck and chest.
I have heard about these reconstructions. I have never done one before. No better way to start your first day on the job.
The most detailed reconstructions have been performed on the basis of the mitochondrial genomes shared by all eukaryotic organisms, which are short and easy to sequence;
These are proposed reconstructions of magnificent and famous buildings that existed in the classical world, in our region, and in the entire ancient world known in those times.
The researchers examined various reconstructions of past temperatures and CO2 levels to determine how the climate system has responded to previous changes in its energy balance.
Indeed, through nose reconstructions, chemical peels and eyelid tucks, plastic surgeons, dermatologists and other such professionals are reshaping and changing the way we look.
And to suit the purely theoretical reconstructions of Old Testament books and history by German Old Testament scholars in particular, many words in Hebrew were labeled'late'- 600 B.C. and later.
Google Earth features 3D reconstructions, annotation tools and satellite imagery provided by NASA dating back all the way back to 1984, allowing users to virtually travel back in time.
Even the temperature reconstructions that show the greatest variations in the past 1000 years suggest up until the 1980s, average temperature changes remained within a narrow band spanning 1ºC at most.
But the three studies use reconstructions based on 700 proxy records of temperature change, such as trees, ice and sediment, from all continents that indicate none of these shifts took place in more than half the globe at any one time.
However, the three studies use reconstructions based on 700 proxy records of temperature change, such as trees, ice, and sediment, from all continents that indicate none of these shifts took place in more than half the globe at any one time.
The most detailed reconstructions have been performed on the basis of the mitochondrial genomes shared by all eukaryotic organisms, which are short and easy to sequence; the broadest reconstructions have been performed either using the sequences of a few very ancient proteins or by using ribosomal RNA sequence.