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VectorMagic from Stanford's Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, available at vectormagic.stanford.edu, is a free experimental tool that will reconstruct a digital image using lines rather than pixels, a process called vectorization.

All source systems must send their data records to the central repository and it should be possible to define a relational operation that will reconstruct the dataset from the multiple sources.

Protein fold superfamily trees can clearly be biased by massive convergent protein losses; although some correction for this can be made [ 119], it is not to be expected that they will reconstruct the actual phylogeny perfectly using present methods.

The wiring diagram of the Drosophila larva nervous system is likely to be the next whole animal connectome that will be reconstructed (Cardona et al., 2010).

The second time you may take notes, writing down either key words or expressions that will help to reconstruct the text.

If that is so, researchers will reconstruct the work environments at the company over the years in an attempt to answer why.

According to the publisher, an imprint of Penguin Group, the book will "reconstruct the struggle that ensued for each of the brothers between assimilation and alienation, and their metamorphosis into a new breed of home-grown terrorist, with their feet on American soil but their loyalties elsewhere, a split in identity that opened them to a deadly sense of mission".

Why did they prevent us from playing?" Alhanadi expressed his hope that the UNICEF and the Municipality of Rafah will reconstruct the SPA in Tal Al-Sultan.

"Nothing in this economic package is a magic bullet that will get me to reconstruct my portfolio," said Anthony M. Maramarco, a managing director at David L. Babson & Company, an investment firm.

The paper includes a long-awaited analysis of chemical tracers in ice cylinders the team recovered by drilling deep into Quelccaya, a record that will aid scientists worldwide in reconstructing past climatic variations.

In remote parts of the world, dozens more people are on the point of taking to their graves a system of communication that will never be recorded or reconstructed.Does it matter?