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reconstruct
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reconstruct
To reproduce a building in the same form and detail as it had been previously.
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In the February, 1970 Word Ways" Darryl Francis had an article "A Reconstructable Crossword Puzzle".
Variation on a theme of Francis by Farrell, Jeremiah / Word Ways
Topics include MOF-EMF alignment; concurrent inference of high level context using alternative context construction trees; autonomously reconstructable semi-structured P2P networks for file sharing; adaptive context-aware access control policy in ad-hoc networks; load redistribution in heterogeneous systems; digital stock control mechanism in electronic retail companies in the UK; and algorithms and design for an autonomous biological system.
Autonomic and autonomous systems; proceedings. (CD-ROM) by SciTech Book News
Risk Control Some recorded information may be reconstructable in the event of a disaster, but the high cost of such reconstruction makes it a last-resort component of risk control.
Risk analysis and control: vital to records protection: identifying ... by Saffady, William / Information Management Journal
 
 
 
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