Sentence examples for makes the reconstruction from inspiring English sources

The rarity of skeletons makes the reconstruction of body size and shape dependent on many assumptions, which can be subject to interpretation.

Unfortunately, taking the resolution into account also makes the reconstruction problem underdetermined: different images exist that agree equally well with the acquired data.

The availability of long-fragment insertions makes the reconstruction of complex networks easy on the genome, and provides a powerful tool for precise engineering in synthetic and systems biology.

It's a tight squeeze, which makes the reconstruction all the harder.

The lack of a reference genome makes the reconstruction and evaluation of the transcriptome assembly challenging.

The ill-posedness of the inverse problem makes the reconstruction of FMT to be delicate and unstable to noise.

And have its institutions improved to make the reconstruction process smoother?

Mr. Bush, a senior administration official said, made it clear that he wanted "all the powers of the government" turned toward making the reconstruction work in both Iraq and Afghanistan.

The Hon Simon Howard, chairman of Castle Howard estates, thanked both English Heritage and the mansion's 200,000 annual paying visitors for making the reconstruction financially possible.

As commander of the 3rd Military District in the south, Meade was noted for his firm justice, which helped to make the Reconstruction period following the war less painful.

Several officials said that it also reflected growing tensions between the Pentagon and the White House over poorly executed plans for postwar Iraq and the Pentagon's failure to work smoothly with other agencies -- from the Treasury to the State Department -- that are increasingly critical to making the reconstruction work.