Sentence examples for solution to reconstruct from inspiring English sources
Later, this framework was used to find a solution to reconstruct a new relationship between the users and the products.
The framework, composed of four main components, provides a systematic solution to reconstruct geometric model from the surface mesh of an existing object.
The algorithm performs an iterative solution to reconstruct the bioluminescence source by shrinking the source permissible region.
We then compute the solution of the sub-problem on these points and use the result to reconstruct the coefficients.
Whereas conventional meshless methods utilize the lowest-order solution data to reconstruct the solution and its derivatives in the neighborhood of the reference node, the present method increases the usage of available information at the nodes by interpolating over nodal set of vector data.
High-resolution structural MRI was obtained in each subject, to define the shells for a boundary element forward solution and to reconstruct the cortex providing the solution space for a noise-normalized minimum norm source estimation procedure.
Another solution is to reconstruct the exit wave from a focal series, to eliminate the effect of aberrations [7].
One possible solution is to reconstruct the complex electron wavefunction via inline holography, by taking a defocus series and employing an exit wave reconstruction (EWR) algorithm such as Gerchberg-Saxton or the Transport of Intensity Equation [10 16].
With perspective geometry, the least-square solution is derived to reconstruct 3-dimensional object points, such as a biopsy needle tip, from a pair of 2-dimensional digital radiographs.
It is also worth noting that an alternative solution could be to reconstruct the image with two protocols, one optimised for visual review and the other conforming to the EANM guidelines.
In the present work, a solution is introduced to reconstruct the quadratic properties (e.g. source power, quadratic flux, sound intensity) of the radiating object from non-synchronous (sequential) measurements when references are insufficient in quantity or in quality.
