Examples of using Reconstructs in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It reconstructs particles according to your needs.
The memory Does not allow reproduction,does not duplicate perfectly what we have experienced, but reconstructs it.
First, Wilson reconstructs the movement of the seal named Mir.
The Sudanese smugglers took us to the Libyan border andthe Libyans who were supposed to meet us were late,” he reconstructs.
The film reconstructs the final day of Oscar Grant(Michael B. Jordan).
Annelies Hofmeyr is a multidisciplinary artist who creates art using Barbie dolls,which she disassembles and reconstructs into thought-provoking.
The site reconstructs Jewish life in the Galilee during the Mishnah period.
To verify the effectiveness of the method,the researchers first demonstrated that the technique accurately reconstructs the anatomy of Neanderthals and chimpanzees, widely described.
Essentially, it reconstructs you At a destination point, Leaving your Former body behind.
There is not one study by a historian who specializes in antiquity that recounts that"exile" orany serious historiographic study that reconstructs a mass migration from the place.
Galnoor reconstructs Mona's original composition but reduces the flowers to circles.
Time is the past on the shadow of whose residues culture relies. Under its inspiration it is built and continues on to the present time in which it remembers,documents, reconstructs, and preserves;
The author reconstructs the daily life of the tenants of the building in which she lives, an almost all-female community.
These types of system-redefining events force your nerd to recognize that the world is not always orentirely a knowable place, and until he reconstructs this illusion, he's going to be frustrated and he's going to act erratically.
In Night and Fog(2011), Dani Gal reconstructs scenes from that night, based on interviews with Michael Goldman-Gilad….
In the 1990s, this testimony was extensively researched by David C. Woodman, and was the basis of two books, Unravelling the Franklin Mystery(1992)and Strangers Among Us(1995), in which he reconstructs the final months of the expedition.
Actor Gael Garcia Bernal reconstructs his journey to find out who he was, and how thousands like him still remain faceless and nameless?
In 32 clear-eyed pages, and in attachments that include a stark“Chronology of Significant Events” and notes from interviews with Jessen and the young CIA officer assigned to manage the black site,the investigation reconstructs the decisions that killed a prisoner just sixty-nine days after the facility opened.
Gozansky reconstructs the destroyed bridge between the two nationalities, and sets out to shed light on a dark zone: the struggle of the Palestinian Arab working class.
The title was added later, taken from Leonard Cohen's song Everybody Knows, as was Demand's famouswork Pacific Sun, from 2012, which reconstructs(by building a paper model and re-photographing it) a scene originally recorded by a security camera onboard a pleasure boat during a severe storm in the Pacific ocean.
The model reconstructs the topography and architectural character of the city as it was prior to 66 CE, the year in which the Great Revolt against the Romans erupted, leading to the eventual destruction of the city and the Temple.
A unique card and board game for the entire family which reconstructs the experience of a visit to the fun fair, while using thought and strategy processes together with luck- like the fun fair itself.
The first part reconstructs the killing of 19-year-old Jim Griffin by 17-year-old Alistair Little in 1975, and the second part depicts a fictional meeting between Little and Jim's brother Joe 33 years later.
The Impressionists is a2006 three-part factual docudrama from the BBC, which reconstructs the origins of the Impressionist art movement. Based on archive letters, records, and interviews from the time, the series records the lives of the artists who were to transform the art world.
The model reconstructs the topographical and architectural character of Jerusalem in the year 66 CE, the year which marked the beginning of the great rebellion against the Romans that led to the destruction of the city and of the Temple.
In the model that he built for the future development of the village, he reconstructs the route of the village and the relationship between the buildings and the agricultural lands, and locates the future residential area around the historical village center, so that the remnants of the old village exist within and as part of the new village.
Loeffler reconstructs an amazing episode in which Jewish-rights defenders in 1948 drew on the new legal conception of“genocide” to try to protect Jews in Arab countries from widespread outbursts of anti-Jewish violence.