The phrase "a certain resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific decision or determination that is not explicitly defined or is somewhat vague.
Example: "After much deliberation, the committee came to a certain resolution regarding the funding allocation for the project."
Alternatives: "a specific decision" or "a particular determination".
Each aggregator receives data in a certain resolution.
What kind of transmit/receive structure must be employed to achieve a certain resolution level?
Now, how hard is it for an adversary to decode a certain resolution?
A curve must be displayed at a certain resolution to allow the analyst to identify problematic areas.
The PET systems with fast scintillators and electronics can measure this time difference within a certain resolution.
Or maybe they black-box apps to a certain resolution — similar to what they're doing on the iPad when an app isn't scaled up?
In addition, the phase reconstruction procedure includes a low-pass window function which further deteriorates the reachable phase resolution for a certain spatial resolution [49].
Therefore, the theoretical phase detection limit depends mainly on the microscope and sets a fixed limitation to the hologram quality and phase resolution for a certain spatial resolution.
If it stands, the decision guarantees "a shorter and more certain resolution" for groups hoping to fight patents on political or ideological grounds, says Konstantin Linnik, a patent attorney at Nutter McClennen & Fish in Boston.
Key requirements for this detector are a large sensitive area (∼80 cm2), a certain energy resolution (ΔE= 600eV at 18.6 keV) but also a certain spatial resolution (∼3 mm) which leads to a multi-pixel design.
Key requirements for this detector are a large sensitive area (∼80 cm2), a certain energy resolution (ΔE=600 eV @ 18.6 keV) but also a certain spatial resolution (∼3 mm), which leads to a multi-pixel design.
