Sentence examples for reconstruction all from inspiring English sources

For all the points outside the radius of support, considered in each iteration of the surface reconstruction, all the terms in Eq. 4, with exception to the polynomial term, are zero.

Images were reconstructed using the standard protocols used in our department, with the vendor-provided ordered subsets expectation minimization (OSEM) iterative reconstruction (all except brain studies) or filtered back-projection (FBP) reconstruction (brain studies).

The classification of species revived through back breeding, cloning, or genetic reconstruction, all of which could involve divergence from an extinct species' original genetic constitution, also remains uncertain.

So three dimensional reconstruction, all the neurons you can see very nice neuron bodies, neuron processes, the white matter layer is showing the third harmonic generation.

Microfossils are perhaps the most important group of all fossils — they are extremely useful in age-dating, correlation and paleoenvironmental reconstruction, all important in the oil, mining, engineering, and environmental industries, as well as in general geology.

The images draw on the expertise of researchers and professionals in fields as wide-ranging as fine art, art history, chemistry, osteology (the study of bones), computed tomology (CT scan technology), 3-D computer graphics and craniofacial reconstruction, all adding up to the sorts of likenesses that would have been hard to conceive of as recently as a decade ago.

Excluding jurors based on race has been illegal since 1875, but after Reconstruction, all-white juries remained the norm in the South.

FMT reconstruction with all the CCD measurements without sampling can improve the qualities of reconstructed images.

The African Americans elected to the US Senate and House of Representatives during Reconstruction should all be commemorated in their states.

Both the original and the 1987 reconstruction were all-female; the 2009 version features several men.

Memory, nostalgia, expectations, the lost-in-translation nature of reconstructions: all of these can work against being in the now, which a satisfying experience of live art demands.