Sentence examples for with a view to reconstructing from inspiring English sources

Scientists at the Sanger Institute have analyzed the same tumors as the Johns Hopkins group with a view to reconstructing the biological history of pancreatic tumors.

It has a view to a newly reconstructed outdoor sport and recreational park.

From this representation, we extract perceptual groups (i.e., contours) and we use correspondences across a pair of stereo views of the scene to reconstruct a local and symbolic 3D representation of the scene, equivalent to the 2D image representations it is reconstructed from; this is the feedforward part of the scheme, represented with solid lines.

He held that the anthropologist's primary assignment was to describe the particular characteristics of a given culture with a view toward reconstructing the historical events that led to its present structure.

Only with a belated attempt to reconstruct the rockets does the film poke its head beyond the shed door.

For the first time, we demonstrate the application of Structure-from-Motion (SfM) with Multi-View Stereo (MVS) to reconStereo the MVSnitode of a flash flood.

And, that exactly captures the ongoing debate at the Synod--between those who view the Synod sociologically as a way to reconstruct Catholic teachings on homosexuality, and those who want to begin with the Gospel and the official teachings of the Church on what has always been described in the Catholic Catechism Section 2357-2359 Church as the "disordered" inclination of same sex attraction.

Several branches can be selected with different colors to reconstruct a full image.

But for long-time Android users, Home overwriting their personalized home screen and leaving them with no way to reconstruct it was a deal breaker.

This paper introduces an approach to reconstruct a 3D Chinese hickory tree without foliage using two images with different view angles, and then illustrates a dynamics analysis for the reconstructed tree.

This provides a way to reconstruct interaction patterns with people inside and outside one's group.