Sentence examples for means to reconstruct from inspiring English sources

Under the cease-fire resolution that ended the war in the Persian Gulf in 1991, Iraq has to be certified free of all prohibited weapons systems and the means to reconstruct them before sanctions imposed in August 1990, after the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, can be lifted.

The people and groups around me normally "give me the means to reconstruct" my memories.

An alternative to the above-mentioned methods for traversing rough terrain is to equip the robot with the means to reconstruct the terrain itself, so that the modified terrain is more suitable for traversal by the robot.

Information theory provides a powerful and convenient framework in which such systems can be studied; but it also provides the means to reconstruct the structure and dynamics of molecular interaction networks underlying physiological and developmental processes.

We would have the means to reconstruct Haiti.

With the increasing number of whole genome sequences and the development of new algorithms, gene order data presents an accessible means to reconstruct species phylogenies [7].

VI of his commentary (pp. 143-155, nn. 57-62), which this paragraph was meant to reconstruct.

"To use this building for some function, a mosque or anything else, would mean to reconstruct almost 80percentt of the building," said Akyurek.

This means that to reconstruct the full-resolution image, the missing two color values at each pixel should be estimated.

Unfortunately, no means exist to reconstruct historic diversity beyond the coalescence of the extant mitochondrial haplotypes.

However, preliminary tests in rat embryos indicated that strontium failed as a means to activate reconstructed rat embryos.