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Результаты поиска термина [reconstruct]
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reconstruct | To reproduce a building in the same form and detail as it had been previously. | |
reconstruct the actual sequence of events | Воспроизводить действительную последовательность событий | |
reconstructability | Property of a system whose model is composed of simpler parts. in reconstructability analysis, the analyst obtains data from a system to be analysed for its reconstructability, he hypothesises a generative model and compares the data obtained from both. if the artificial data match those actually observed or if their difference is statistically insignificant, he is justified in saying that the structurally simpler model explains, accounts for, simulates (->simulation), replicates or reconstructs the system which gave rise to the original data. the idea stems from ashby`s constraint analysis. klir is associated with its formalization and name. recursion or recursiveness | |
reconstructed amber |
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reconstructed granite |
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reconstructed leather | Material composed of collagen fibers, obtained from macerated hide pieces, which have been reconstructed into a fibrous material. repeat: in fabric, a single complete unit of pattern as it repeats on a fabric. repeat: one complete cycle of a pattern in a fabric or wallpaper. a textile with a large repeat will require substantially more yardage to upholster a piece than a solid fabric, particularly when applied to a sofa. | |
reconstructed sample |
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reconstructed stone |
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reconstructed text |
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reconstructed turquoise |
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reconstructio [onis, f] |
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reconstruction | - The process the u.s. government used to readmit the confederate states to the union after the civil war.
- Реконструкция; перестройка; переоборудование
- The process of repairing and rebuilding a damaged part of the body
- N реконструк- ция1 protolanguage internal ~ внутренняя реконструкция2
- Реконструкция
- Реконструкция; перестройка; восстановление
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reconstruction |
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reconstructive surgery | Cirugía reconstructiva | |
reconstructive transformation |
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