Sentence examples for able to reconstruct its from inspiring English sources

Weinstein said library staff members appeared to have misplaced it but believed they were able to reconstruct its contents.

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.

The fossil of the prehistoric raptor is so well preserved that scientists have been able to reconstruct its impressive plumage, from the tiny feathers on its head and neck, to the larger quill pen-like feathers that sprout from its tail and substantial wings.

While this specific component did not give a visible signal in the TIC due to heavy overlap, the authors were able to reconstruct its pure mass spectrum [ 33].

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.

Prosecutors were able to reconstruct his disappearance using cellphone records traced to the American agents.

From these texts, seemingly unrelated to his own, he was able to reconstruct his general thesis in patchwork (and the theses of these books could themselves be reconstructed in other texts, and so on).

Maybe then we would be able to reconstruct how changes in its architecture over the nearly 200 years it took to build Notre Dame changed the sound.

In its 34,802 genes, they have been able to reconstruct millions of years of its evolution.