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Researchers have taken a step closer to doing just that with sophisticated radio-tagging technology and a new computer program that uses the data to recreate a whale's path underwater.

This means you can set a destination and the watch will lead you and you can later use your GPS data to recreate your trek or even backtrack out of a sticky situation.

Having invested the person-hours in creating such a campaign in Google's system, an advertiser will find that they cannot simply export the campaign data to recreate the same searches on another platform.

This software extracts images from 3D data to recreate curved 2D surfaces.

Patients were also excluded if they had a history of hip fracture or surgery and diseases that affect the morphology of the hip including osteonecrosis of the femoral head and rheumatoid arthritis, or if CT images limited to measure angles precisely because of poor positioning and there were no raw data available to recreate reconstructed images.

The video of the event is then automatically uploaded to the cloud for later reference, and the phone also logs sensor data to help recreate a simulation of what happened to your vehicle at the moment of the incident.

Historians at Birkbeck, University of London, meanwhile, have started to transcribe the data from UCLA to recreate the doctor's letters, which they hope to eventually publish online in full.

The team also studied virtual globe models of the city, census data and documentaries to recreate the geographical and demographic spread of Los Angeles.

ML estimation makes use of this additional information so as to maximize the probability that the parameter estimates achieved would enable the actual experimental data to be recreated.

Furthermore, while some data is merely expensive to recreate, time-dependent or ephemeral data, (e.g. climate records or observations of unique astronomical events) should be published because it can never be recreated for any price.

Beer (7,000 BC) Although no actual beer from this date has survived, America's Dogfish Head Brewery has used archeological data from ancient China to recreate a 9,000-year-old 9,000-year-old 9,000-year-old