Sentence examples for approximate reconstructions from inspiring English sources

Along the river are two very approximate reconstructions of historic buildings, and several oversized government headquarters, all within an idiom of Corinthian columns and mirror glass that has been absent from most European cities since the late 1980s; they are linked by bridges lined with golden candelabras and yet more statues.

Nonetheless, approximate reconstructions can be attempted.

However, we prefer to allow flexible matching between the start and end coordinates of the assembled transcripts and the true start and end coordinates as assembly methods are known to have difficulties in recovering these exactly [ 11], and yet, such approximate reconstructions could still be informative and provide reasonably reliable expression estimates.

So that's an approximate reconstruction.

The ERM allows an approximate reconstruction of the complete residual strain and stress state in the entire engineering component.

A new and simple method to design cosine-modulated filter banks with approximate reconstruction is presented in this paper.

The feasibility of extracting relevant dynamic information of a bubble column from the approximate reconstruction of a radioactive tracer axial trajectory using a set of axially aligned detectors (AAD) is explored.

Problem (5) can be understood as fitting the (approximate) reconstruction error f.

The approximate reconstruction of the (x_{l}^{(i)}), is represented by the (hat{x}_{l}^{(i)}).

Here the term (sum _{j=1}^{n}a_j^{(i }b_j) is an approximate reconstruction of the input (x_{l}^{(i)}).

The approximate reconstruction of the original HRTFs is through H ˜ = W ˜ × 2 U ˜ 2 × 3 U ˜ 3 (7).