Sentence examples for impossible to reconstruct the from inspiring English sources
After a while, it would be impossible to reconstruct the original accident.
Experts said it could be difficult, perhaps impossible, to reconstruct the chain of failures from the proximate cause, the hole, to the initiating event.
It is, of course, impossible to reconstruct the whole hand of the OH 86 hominin from what is known of a single phalanx.
Ms. Abrams said it would be impossible to reconstruct the income and expenses of "Sheer Madness" since its inception, but that in a typical year the show grosses about $5.5 million and nets roughly $540,000, for a profit margin of about 10percentt -- not bad for show business.
Relatively few documents from the period survive and it is impossible to reconstruct the details of Gibbs's early career with precision.
While it is impossible to reconstruct the spiritual beliefs of a civilization so distantly removed in time, current archaeological and anthropological evidence suggests that the religion of the great Indus Valley Civilization is probably a direct predecessor of modern Shaktism.
By masking certain measurement signals, an attacker may affect the observability of the system and create a condition where part of the state space is unobservable, meaning that it is impossible to reconstruct those states.
Georges Demotte was the Paris dealer who, in the 1910's, cut up and sold off different parts of the book, making it impossible to reconstruct what the book originally looked like.
By contrast, for the "never-been competent" patients, the Substituted Judgment standard does not seem applicable (e.g., Cantor 2005): if the patient has never been able to make autonomous decisions in circumstances such as the current one, it seems impossible to reconstruct what the patient's decision would have been.
Our fragmentary information on the A3 gene content makes it impossible to reconstruct with confidence the evolutionary relationships among the A3Z2 genes in primates.
