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These vessels were used mostly for storing food, and some of the fragments are so large that we were able to reconstruct some of the pots.

Of course, these are the meals in which I'm able to reconstruct some kind of context.

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.

By requesting the graphical structure and detailed description of decision tree and Markov models and the transparent description of all input data, the HTA Office should be able to reconstruct some of the economic models [ 27].

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

On this basis, Welby and Niebuhr concluded that French native listeners were to some degree able to reconstruct and perceive the low-pitched F0 elbow through the fricative noise, but not through the silence of a plosive.

In some cases, we were able to reconstruct nearly complete mitochondrial genome sequences, and these have been discussed in a separate manuscript (Meganathan et al. 2012).

Some set of participants is able to reconstruct the shared secret while other sets can not.

It is possible that Helitrons could be active in some vespertilionid bats, as we were able to reconstruct a putative autonomous copy with three changes.

The same patterns are observed again and again in wildly different cultures – some shifts are so reliable, linguists are able to reconstruct sounds and grammatical rules for ancestor languages where no written record exists.

Most of the naturally occurring signals are sparse in some domain, and thus, CS techniques are able to reconstruct a signal sampled at sub-Nyquist rates.