Übersetzung für "Reconstructable" in Deutsch

The liturgical use of the Cross of Otto and Mathilde in the Middle Ages is barely reconstructable.

In addition, Hindemiths music is mostly lost and is hardly reconstructable.

The reconstructable tomosynthesis volume is affected by the detector size and deflection of the x-ray head.

However, the color information is reconstructable due to the illumination with different colors.

Reconstructable passwords can be created from sentences.

All comments are saved in a database. So the whole coordination-process is reconstructable at any time.

He was also the first Danish artist of whom a substantial biography is reconstructable and a substantial body of artworks is attributable.

This has the advantage that, in operation, a current consumption of the data-processing device is summed from each current consumption of the at least two parallel operating processors during a cryptographic operation, so that the individual current variations are no longer reconstructable.

This has the advantage that a current consumption of the data-processing device is summed from the relevant current consumptions of the at least two parallel operating processors during a cryptographic operation so that the individual current variations are no longer reconstructable.

Given a large deflection of the x-ray head, a better depth resolution can be achieved at the cost of a reduction in size of the reconstructable volume.

Given a smaller deflection of the x-ray head, the reconstructable volume increases in size but the depth resolution is correspondingly reduced.

You have to be aware that in Germany, not much has survived from this era, so that the deceased, suppressed cultural life in Germany was, or is actually only reconstructable by those creative artists in exile, who have emigrated - you will only find authentic material there.

In both cases the precious information about the finding situation such as coordinates, geological data of soil and the surrounding is lost. If the stone has passed a few hands the data is no longer reconstructable.

In the layerings of walls, floors, ceilings, and windows history has become sedimentary and is only reconstructable at the price of its own destruction, without its ever actually having disappeared.

Due to the fact that the internal forms essentially determine the passive sound characteristics, in principle these internal forms are reconstructable from the sound spectra analysed.

The resolved images are then converted into signals in such a way that they respectively represent a recorded boundary line as a two-dimensional point cloud and each signal contains information such as to make an image of the previously recorded boundary line of the liquid reconstructable for each camera.

Furthermore, a display unit 22, i.e. in particular a screen or a display, is connected to the central unit 2, via which display unit 22, the processing of the waveform in question is directly displayed and made reconstructable to the user.

The hardware complexity is particularly low for this, and complex cryptographic post-processing methods or error correction codes for providing a reconstructable key or for avoiding false alarms during authenticity testing are advantageously avoided.

It is particularly advantageous, however, when the number of the various parts (part-data) which are intended to be reconstructable by redundant data can be predetermined.

Since the number of different parts (part-data) which is intended to be reconstructable by redundant data is predeterminable, the level of redundancy is thus adjusted, according to the invention.

It applies that the redundancy achieved is all the greater the smaller the number (quantity) of the various parts (part-data) is which is intended to be reconstructable by redundant data.

The nature of the resulting waveform is usually not visible and not reconstructable to the user, or at best to a limited degree only, from the oscillator base form.