Sentence examples for reconstructing from from inspiring English sources

The discussion focuses on reconstruction rather than on correspondence and on algorithms reconstructing from many images.

So wrote Nicolas Bouvier in 1963, reconstructing from his diaries an improbable journey across Eastern Europe and Asia undertaken some 10 years earlier with his friend, the artist Thierry Vernet.

Sam followed these books with Liverpool Labour: Social and Political Influences on the Development of the Labour Party in Liverpool, 1900-1939 (1996), in which he pioneered a way of studying party allegiances through reconstructing (from scattered sources) the voting results of annual municipal elections at ward level.

I'm a philologist!" Years ago, he was reconstructing, from fragments, a version of the Jerusalem, or Palestinian, Talmud (the earliest version of the Talmud), when an ambitious rival, Grossman (Micah Lewensohn), discovered the entire manuscript, intact, in a church library in Italy.

Figure 5 The 63th frame from the Stefan sequence obtained by the proposed method and by reconstructing from three input copies.

I argue that fusing approaches are essentially no more robust than algorithms reconstructing from a small number of images and advocate experiments to determine the limitations of fusing.

Reconstructed from 1979 to 1981, the room comes from an old house in Damascus.

Reconstructed from scattered fragments, these Liao garments are also miracles of modern conservation.

Jason Kendall, the Pirates catcher, his ankle reconstructed from the ghastly injury last summer, is back.

It must now be reconstructed from scratch, with new judges independent of the National Transitional Council.

The new version of Hellbound Train was painstakingly reconstructed from 35 fragmentary rolls of 35mm film.