Sentence examples for the reconstruction itself from inspiring English sources
The reconstruction itself was revealing: Psittacosaurus was indeed countershaded, with a lighter belly and darker back.
Two main problems have to be solved: finding the correspondences and the reconstruction itself.
In iterative reconstruction, a model of the scanner and acquisition process can be built into the reconstruction itself, describing attenuation, scatter, and limited spatial resolution.
Methods to correct for positron range have been presented, as deblurring techniques [24] or incorporating positron range in the reconstruction itself [25].
Since our final interest is not the reconstruction itself, but the computation of the images of intermediate positions, it can easily be seen that the interpolation is independent of the particular focal length chosen.
Note that in these cases, the computation of the SIRT-FBP filter has to be performed on a grid that is larger than the FOV, but the reconstruction itself only uses a backprojection as large as the FOV.
Nagao et al. draw these conclusions based on the comparison of Mn diffusion on different surface reconstructions ( and Si(111 -6 111 -6), but they do not provide evidence on the question of whether the diffusion is limited by the domain walls or, on the other hand, by the specific reconstruction itself.
The metabolic reconstruction itself often leads to the discovery of novel functions, pathways, and phenotypic traits, whereas the reconstructed network can be used for mathematical modeling of microbial metabolism and quantitative predictions for genetic engineering.
Furthermore, the twin image diffractions expanding outwards and never overlap with the image reconstruction itself.
In the field of phylogenetic inference (reconstruction of evolutionary trees from molecular sequence data), scalability is becoming an increasingly important issue for operations other than the tree reconstruction itself.
* The Pentagon wanted to sideline the C.I.A. and State and run the war and reconstruction itself.
