| Silence reconstructor between each night: Lastly, the third innovation of SILENCE is its continuous action between each night. |
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| Doctorow here appears not so much a reconstructor of history as a visionary who seeks in time past occasions for poetry. |
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| Yet Anna Nezhny's taste, as reconstructor, is dubious. |
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| The Manhattan-based Nikolais-Louis Foundathat for Danye revivals that any revival of a work by Alwin Nikolais or Murray Louis two years after its staging must be restaged by the designated reconstructor. |
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| Accident Reconstruction is not oblivious of this and there are currently numerous computer programs that help the reconstructor in the analysis and calculation phase. |
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| In this phase of the process, the reconstructor may specially be aided or assisted by all the technical means available, in order to facilitate the calculation and analysis tasks. |
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