Sentence examples for difficult task of reconstructing from inspiring English sources

The complex algorithm, however, faces the difficult task of reconstructing a permittivity profile with sequentially less information, and indeed, fails in reproducing the target which vanishes with increasing frequency.

The report says de-Ba'athification, which in effect made redundant more than 30,000 public servants who were members of the ruling Ba'ath party, "made the task of reconstructing Iraq more difficult, both by reducing the pool of Iraqi administrators and by adding to the pool of the unemployed and disaffected, which in turn fed insurgent activity".

It is a common belief in genomics that nonlinear interactions (epistasis) in complex traits make the task of reconstructing genetic models extremely difficult, if not impossible.

Reconstructing the history of divergence and gene flow between closely-related organisms is a difficult task of evolutionary genetics that has recently received much attention [1].

Reconstructing the history of divergence and gene flow between closely-related organisms has long been a difficult task of evolutionary genetics.

Even if Mr. Clinton ultimately loses the privilege argument before the Supreme Court, the momentum of Mr. Starr's inquiry will have been slowed and his task of reconstructing any White House efforts to contain the Lewinsky scandal will have been made more difficult.

Take the increasingly difficult task of managing foreign currency exposure.

To succeed, Bishop Graphics faces the difficult task of transforming itself.

For years, they grappled daily with the painstaking task of reconstructing and stabilizing the artifacts.

It was largely this logic that drove the United States to undertake the task of reconstructing Iraq.

This small number of living representatives complicates the task of reconstructing a comprehensive phylogeny for the crinoids.