Sentence examples for to fully reconstruct from inspiring English sources

During the early months of 1952, Wasserman pursued the sag waiver in ways so deft and untraceable that even subsequent F.B.I. and grand-jury investigations were unable to fully reconstruct what he had done.

The key feature of NEMO-3 was its unique capability to fully reconstruct the kinematics of the events, which allowed to reduce the backgrounds and to discriminate among different mechanisms beyond the neutrino-less double beta decay.

Although we do not have complete visibility because we are not able to fully reconstruct the electronic record of that sorting, we believe our investigation has been sufficient to give us reasonable confidence there was no intentional misconduct in connection with that sorting effort.

The BaBar Silicon Vertex Tracker (SVT) is a five-layer double-sided silicon detector designed to provide precise measurements of the position and direction of primary tracks, and to fully reconstruct low-momentum tracks produced in e+e− collisions at the PEP-II asymmetric collider at Stanford Linear Accelerator Center.

However, within the scope of this paper, I was not able to fully reconstruct the origin of this convergence.

Then, they found a powerful key with which to fully reconstruct the cave's history: a buried "hill" consisting of layer upon layer of sediment, unaffected by erosion.

For example, Guttman et al. (2010) observed that a few highly expressed transcripts may not be able to be fully reconstructed owing to alignment artifacts caused by the processed pseudogenes.

In 2011 I led a team from the British School at Athens in full collaboration with a team from the Hellenic Ministry of Culture to use 21st century technology to record and ultimately fully reconstruct this underwater Pompeii.

According to Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem, for a one dimensional function which is non-zero within an interval w to be fully reconstructed, its Fourier transform has to be sampled at a spacing no greater 1/ w.

The directionlet still uses the one-dimensional filter group, but with the base function of multi-directional anisotropy, the directionlet has a detachable filter and critical structure and is able to be fully reconstructed.

The directionlets still use the one-dimensional filter group, but with the base function of multi-directional anisotropy, the directionlets have a detachable filter and critical structure, and are able to be fully reconstructed, thus, theoretically it has more advantages than the general wavelet transform, and the other second generation wavelet transform [6].