Sentence examples for reconstructing for from inspiring English sources

The theory of compressive sensing enables the recovery of a sparse signal from a small set of linear, random projections which provides a compressive classification method operating directly on the compressed data without reconstructing for big data.

Axial, sagittal, cross-sectional images were reconstructed for all skulls, and 3D reconstructions were used as necessary (Fig.  3).

Using a partial reconstruction algorithm (requiring 180° of projections) thin-slice images were reconstructed for the coronary evaluation.

I wish I could reconstruct for you that rainswept battlefield as I saw it.

That set is like a self-destroying sculpture, reconstructed for every performance.

Only accusative (*-ay, *-n), dative (*-[n]kk), and possibly locative can be reconstructed for Proto-Dravidian.

There's "Le Sacre du Printemps" (reconstructed for the company in 1987).

It had to be imaginatively and speculatively reconstructed for a 2009 production at the Berlin State Opera.

The parts for these instruments are never found in the musical sources and must be reconstructed for modern performance.

Different phonological features may be reconstructed for the ancestral form of some words according to the dialect group.

Relative changes in the absorption spectrum can be reliably reconstructed, for example the position of an absorption edge.