Sentence examples for reconstruct in the from inspiring English sources

It was the last question the judge asked during the trial, which ran from March to May. "I'm intrigued by it," she explained, observing how helpful it would be if police officers recorded what transpired during stops, which are frustratingly difficult to reconstruct in the courtroom months or years after the fact.

The rooms in our house in the town must be there still, but it is how they were in the late 1960s that matters to me now and that I can reconstruct in the sort of detail which gives me satisfaction and makes me forget myself.

Polystyrene poly acrylic acid)/poly allylamine hydrochloride) polyelectrolyte multilayer was found to be instable and apt to reconstruct in the pure water.

Second, we would like to preserve the geometry of the volume we want to reconstruct, in the sense that each cross section is "unrolled" to form a 3D tensor representing the object image.

The optimization of the choice of reference temperatures (Tj) is then undertaken so as to best reconstruct, in the L∞ sense, the kernels over a given temperature range [Tmin,Tmax].

It was especially difficult to reconstruct in the ILS case where this branch had a low concordance factor.

The church was fully reconstructed in the 20th century; reconstruction works were carried out by a team under architect Boyan Kuzupov.

The wreckage of the Boeing 777 aircraft was transported to the Netherlands to be reconstructed in the course of the investigation.

One of the most popular is the San Francisco church and cloister, founded in 1529 and reconstructed in the 19th century.

WHERE will the parts be stored before the cabin is reconstructed in the museum?

The existing palace must have been reconstructed in the 14th century bce.