Sentence examples for is easy to reconstruct from inspiring English sources

It is easy to reconstruct images when the arrival time of the direct wave is shorter than the time of the reflection signal by the pipe wall and gas bubble.

The history of lineage III is easy to reconstruct (Fig.  4e).

She is critical of the model, adding that migration to Hawaii from the South Pacific about 2000 years ago is easier to reconstruct, and yet "it is hard to get to get anything more concrete than 100 to 10,000 for the founding population's size.

The bridge, part of the historic site of Ani (see article), would in theory be easy to reconstruct.

In practice, these EGNs are easy to reconstruct.

While short insertions are easy to reconstruct (as seen in Section 1.2), to the best of our knowledge, only a few methods are capable of handling medium or long insertions.

However, because of the easy gain and easy moulding of particulate bone, it would be easier to reconstruct the defect by using particulate bone graft (PBG) rather than block bone graft (BBG).

Some activities are easier to reconstruct than others (e.g., 'How many hours did you spend at school?' is easier to answer than 'How many hours did you watch television?').

Unfortunately, it is easy to construct a reticulogram R on X such that the T-Rex algorithm will fail to reconstruct R from the distance matrix D R (see fig. 8).

For these events, information and relevant contemporary chronicles are more easily available related to important events and in such cases it is easier to correctly reconstruct the sequence of the events.

Journalist/biographer Ronald Steel, reviewing "Empire" in USA Today, wrote: "Because (Vidal) entertains so well, it is easy to forget how much he constructs and reconstructs.