Sentence examples for the ability to recreate from inspiring English sources

Or imagine the ability to recreate key historical moments and feel immersed in the experience.

In a way, she says, that is her skill as a photographer – the ability to recreate things she has seen.

His fans clapped and whooped, because they had been presented with a new opportunity, the ability to recreate tonight's event at home.

They have a 20- to 15,000-hertz frequency response — music enthusiast talk for the ability to recreate a wide range of sounds.

But it gave us the ability to recreate an Italian villa, and that was how we wanted to put the Ricci name on Park.

And what better memento of a trip to Thailand than the ability to recreate it, meal by meal, with a cookery class?

As the weather deteriorated, steady drizzle turning into heavy rain, so did the Blues' ability to recreate any of their pulsating rugby of the opening period.

When compared to resected fat, lipoaspiration-derived cells featured an increased adipogenic potential and the enhanced ability to recreate an adipose substitute in vitro.

According to the hospital's internal auditor, the hospital increased hospital reimbursement by about $300,000 during the first year because of the CDS's ability to recreate lost charting from the computer files.

One of the more positively received aspects of the game was its ability to recreate the mood of 19th century science-fiction, with GameSpot writing that the game "nicely re-creates the whimsical mood of 19th-century sci-fi [and] a sense of wonder fills every pixel of the graphic design".

The slogans chosen for the new Pinochet image have not yet been released but, based on the recent flurry of confessions by retired military officers, the general's ability to recreate an air of impunity seems to be slim.