Given only the compressed data, it must be able to reconstruct the full original dataset.
Understanding the architecture of the West African craton at depth is essential to be able to reconstruct its evolution.
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.
Initially, it may be difficult to "see the tree for the organs" but eventually you will be able to reconstruct the whole plant.
You want a large enough glimpse of your images to be able to reconstruct them later, without wasting precious time conjuring any more color than necessary.
But the steady speed of electromagnetic radiation (the c in E = mc2) proved a sturdy enough foundation stone for the old genius to be able to reconstruct physics, and thereby rescue basic notions of cause and effect.
The man he recommends, Ananda Udugama, has been reduced to working in the gem mines and is now a hopeless drunk; but it is he alone, Palipana insists, who will be able to reconstruct a human head from Sailor's skull.
But if I, like the former dean of Harvard Divinity School, asked school technicians to repair my home computer, the school would be able to reconstruct my personal and professional online activities with granular precision.
Given simply the transmissions along the optic nerve from the light entering the eye, one would not be able to reconstruct the three-dimensionality, or the distance, or the detail of the bark — attributes that we perceive instantly.
Comets are made of rubble left over from the solar system's birth 4.6 billion years ago, and by studying one up close and personal scientists hope they will be able to reconstruct the history of our own neighbourhood in space.
In time we may be able to reconstruct the rest of their bodies". Leslea Hlusko, codirector of the Tanzania International Paleoanthropological Research Project (center), with members of her field crew.
