Sentence examples for theory reconstruction from inspiring English sources

Perhaps to avoid the shame, many Venetians favour the theory that the Mafia did it.According to this theory, reconstruction work on the theatre was behindhand, and gangsters were paid to set fire to the building to prevent a penalty being imposed.

While the sinusoidal time course is best reconstructed with L r = 2 in accordance with theory, the reconstruction of the chirp-like source requires L r = 6.

How do we understand the urbanization of warfare in relation to urban theory and reconstruction practices?

The theory, image reconstruction algorithms, and numerical simulation techniques presented in this paper can be applied widely to clinical diagnostic X-ray imaging applications.

In [12], the authors proposed a sampling theory and reconstruction method on graphs for bandlimited graph signals.

The basic theory for reconstruction of two-dimensional, coherent, magnetohydrostatic structures with nonisotropic plasma pressure is developed.

where the observing matrix Θ = Φ Ψ∈CM × N. Based on CS theory, the reconstruction of the sparse coefficient s can be resolved by the following optimization problem.

Theory and reconstruction algorithms for digital holography, according to the different possible schemes for the recording, have been described by several authors [8].

I try to show that allowing derivations of this kind not only solves the locality problem, but successfully predicts, given certain types of theories of reconstruction, that such movements should not reconstruct.

In the longitudinal case study, we carried out a theory-guided reconstruction of chronological events, a special form of time series analysis (Yin 2003, p.125).

They are termed as the singular values of D. Combining the reconstruction theory of CS and SVD theory, the singular values can indicate not only the signal characteristics of compressed matrix D but also those of original matrix E. Therefore, through-wall human detection could be achieved by comparing the changes of singular values.