Sentence examples for possible to reconstruct a from inspiring English sources
Whilst it would be possible to reconstruct a Fortran implementation from extant documentation, such reconstruction is unlikely to recreate an unbiased implementation given prior knowledge that the reconstruction would be used test for inadequate assumptions.
Later it would be possible to reconstruct a Vanish message by simply consulting the Unvanish archive.
It seems possible to reconstruct a common Proto-Slavic model of the universe as seen through language.
With this kind of data, it is possible to reconstruct a family tree of who is closest to whom and how they relate to one another.
It was possible to reconstruct a head of Christ, which shows some stylistic affinity with Carolingian manuscript paintings and probably dates from the 9th, 10th, or 11th century.
"In every century, philosophers and artists have supplied definitions of beauty, and thanks to their works it is possible to reconstruct a history of aesthetic ideas over time," the author writes in his introduction.
"Once we appreciate," Tooze writes, "the scale of the international escalation that Hitler had set in motion in 1938, it is possible to reconstruct an intelligible and consistent strategic logic behind Hitler's actions".
Some lawyers who have represented MoMA and other museums in unrelated cases say that laws regarding time limits are not merely technical, but also speak to the question of whether it is possible to reconstruct an accurate historical record after a long lapse.
This would make it possible to reconstruct an evolutionary history that would reveal the order of branching of different lineages, such as those leading to humans, chimpanzees, and orangutans, as well as the time in the past when the lineages split from one another.
Recent research has shown that it is possible to reconstruct an Euler-Bernoulli beam uniquely from three spectra corresponding to three different end conditions at one end of the beam.
It is possible to reconstruct an ideal (overline {J}^{(d)} subset (mathbb {Z}/dmathbb {Z})[underline {x},z]) which coincides with (left (overline {tilde {m}}^{(d)} + z, overline {f}^{(d)}, overline {X}^{(d)}right)) from tha data (F 1,F 2,X) (see the algorithm in 2.6.4).
