Sentence examples for may reconstruct a from inspiring English sources
He enlists Brady Barr, a reptile expert, to teach him everything there is to know about living crocodiles so that he may reconstruct a supercroc body to go with the supercroc skull.
OMP may reconstruct a signal with 1−2δ probability.
(This may be accomplished, for example, using the parameter estimation techniques described in [13].) Then, having improved the camera position estimates, we may reconstruct a finer scale (larger s) approximation to the true images {x j }, and so on, alternating between the steps of estimating camera positions and reconstructing successively finer scale approximations to the true images.
In case of non-invertible transforms, attackers may reconstruct an approximation of the original biometric template.
We might conclude at this point that in the best-case scenario the Wiener filter may reconstruct an image whose MSE with respect to the true image is zero.
Through this connection the philosopher of history may reconstruct historical time as a form of human understanding and, if so inclined, as the process through which self-analysis may be attempted.
For instance, instead of using the HVG or the approach proposed in the present study, one may reconstruct the streamflow data in a multi-dimensional phase space and then construct the network based on the points (vectors) in the reconstructed phase space.
There have been countless studies done demonstrating that once witnesses suspect that a person is guilty, the brain may reconstruct the information to conform to the new data.
Second, it can find a not necessarily orthogonal basis, which may reconstruct the data better than PCA in the presence of noise.
While able craftsmen may still reconstruct a working Mérode trap from its artful depiction in the Mérode altar-piece, no individual could reproduce a computer that way.
Morrison shows 'how precious the tongue is' - it may reconstruct confused narratives, rebuild broken homes, tolerate their intolerable pain.
