reconstitute造句

Use warm water to reconstitute dried yeast.

Thus there are two different definitions: to carry forward, and to reconstitute.

You can also use DITA maps after migration to reconstitute hierarchies by defining nesting for the converted topics.

We must attend and symbolize in order to carry forward the process and thereby reconstitute it in certain new aspects.

One person's behavior can reconstitute the interaction and experiencing process of the other person (see definition 23).

Even if an attacker gained access to the hashed version of your password, it's not possible to reconstitute the password from the hash value alone.

What Happened: He used heat to concentrate wine in order to make it easier to transport, with the idea of adding water to reconstitute it when he arrived.

Studies performed in the HCV infected animal model of virus infection showed initially that by blocking this pathway it is possible to reconstitute the T cell function.

The response which will reconstitute the experiencing process (in some now structure-bound respect) is already implied [18] in the individual's experiencing.

When we have the next national military crisis, we would then have to do what we have had to do at times in the past, reconstitute our military all over again.

The act of translation involves breaking down one piece of work in onelanguage and ferrying the pieces across a gulf to reconstitute them into a newwork in another language.