The method of fabrication, the principle of reconstruction and the design of system parameters are discussed in detail.
It couples the principles of microsurgical reconstruction with those of human organ transplantation [ 7] and has thereby opened new possibilities in the reconstruction of severely disfigured patients [ 8].
The war had had a profound effect on Russell's political views, causing him to abandon his inherited liberalism and to adopt a thorough-going socialism, which he espoused in a series of books including Principles of Social Reconstruction (1916), Roads to Freedom (1918), and The Prospects of Industrial Civilization (1923).
See for instance his 1894 paper "Cleopatra or Maggie Tulliver" [RoE: 57 67, Papers 1: 92–98] though the theme is repeated in subsequent writings such as The Principles of Social Reconstruction, first published in 1916).
His most influential books on these topics include his Principles of Social Reconstruction (1916), On Education (1926), Why I Am Not a Christian (1927c), Marriage and Morals (1929), The Conquest of Happiness (1930), The Scientific Outlook (1931), and Power: A New Social Analysis (1938).
In this paper, we present a novel technique, based on compressive sensing principles, for reconstruction and enhancement of multi-dimensional image data.
"The discussions are based on the key principles for reconstruction outlined in the Henry McLeish Review of Scottish football: One league body in the senior game.
Since the weights of the filters are represented by integer terms and the quantization error is quasi-zero, the principle of Perfect Reconstruction is satisfied.
The five-channel autocorrelation function is introduced for the first time, its forming conditions and the principle of spectrum reconstruction are analyzed.
