Sentence examples for be recreated from from inspiring English sources

Clever maths allows the original packet to be recreated from the formula's constituent parts.

In a computing sense, resemblance is gauged by the extent to which the input image can be recreated from the lower-resolution output.

Thus the Ralph & Russo strapless crystal gown which the singer wore to perform at the White House had to be recreated from scratch.

If the digital slide is not considered raw data, digital pathology vendors must demonstrate that a computer-based calculation can be recreated from the glass slide, that the results are not dependent on an individual scanner or intermediate digital slide.

Although Seinfeld could not be "recreated" from The SAT, Castle Rock has nevertheless established both the quantitative and qualitative components of the substantial similarity test, establishing a prima facie case of copyright infringement.

Although noting that the issue "was not a simple one," this court rejected that argument, holding that "the standard for determining copyright infringement is not whether the original could be recreated from the allegedly infringing copy, but whether the latter is substantially similar to the former". Id. at 162 (quotation marks omitted).

Vertical alignment was recreated from GPS data.

The example here was recreated from photographs.

The stones were taken out of storage and shipped north to Paris, and the portal was recreated from the drawings.

Their horse genome was recreated from a bone fragment that was found in the Arctic permafrost at Thistle Creek, Canada.

Now something similar to the technique, where naturalistic movements are recreated from a handful of lights on actors' bodies, has found a use in medicine.