Sentence examples for being able to reconstruct from inspiring English sources

Our experimental results show that our approach performs very well, being able to reconstruct with very high accuracy extremely complicated shapes, unfeasible for reconstruction with current methods.

We studied Quaternary sediments from the Budějovice basin in southern Bohemia, now being able to reconstruct the landscape formation of this area during the late Pleistocene.

By understanding the types of guardrail terminals and being able to reconstruct real-world crashes, highway planners, designers and maintenance people will have significant more information than is currently available to aid in the goal of mitigating roadside crashes.

And therefore organizations need to have a process in place where they're keeping track – almost, you know, like retrospectively being able to reconstruct why a decision was made on a given day, so that if there ever is a complaint from a consumer, they can go back, investigate the system and say why.

True, there is a passage that resembles the bleating of sheep sufficiently for that much to be guessed, but even to conjecture that this passage is a representation of sheep bleating is a far cry from being able to reconstruct the entire story.

"Being able to reconstruct the colors of feathers can help us gain more knowledge about the organisms and more responsibly reconstruct what they looked like".

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

With his guidance, I was able to reconstruct Bague de Kenza's recipe.

Using their data, the group was able to reconstruct nine eyes in striking digital detail.

We were able to reconstruct the likely initial human-human transmission events that preceded the outbreak.

Using computer models, he was able to reconstruct the devastating weapon.