Sentence examples for able to reconstruct it from inspiring English sources

If you were clever enough to work out how far it was to all the different parts of the omelette, you'd be able to reconstruct it.

It was 100 years old but we have pretty much been able to reconstruct it.

In this regard, the compressed sensing theory tells us that we can sub-sample the signal below the Nyquist rate and still be able to reconstruct it.

When neither the police nor a private detective hired for the purpose is able to find it again, he despairs of ever being able to reconstruct its contents.

Understanding the architecture of the West African craton at depth is essential to be able to reconstruct its evolution.

Father Moses acquired the school and had it dismantled into five large wooden pieces, but has not been able to raise the $15,000 needed to reconstruct it on his land.

By tracking the targets from different frames along the stack, the user is then able to reconstruct highly entangled trajectories as it will be further illustrated in the Results section and in the SI by examples.

I am somehow able to reconstruct the moment in some of its sensory detail, and relive it, as it were, from the inside.

Using new computational techniques, they were able to reconstruct a TM6 genome, even though it was mixed with that from other microbes.

When the victim gets both segments of an edge router, then it is able to reconstruct the whole ingress interface IP address of that router.

Moreover, since the compressed sensing decoder exploits the correlation between the messages, it is able to reconstruct some messages when their corresponding linear measurements are lost in the transmission.