The more pixels there are in a given area of the screen, the higher the resolution of the display.
It also means that a greater variety of habitats can be protected for a given area of park.
The kind and sequence of crops grown over a period of time on a given area of soil can be described as the cropping system.
The more light that reaches a given area of the film, the more silver salt is rendered developable and the denser the silver deposit that is formed there.
Bush aides also believe that the issue allows them to point to concrete accomplishments and statistics in Texas that demonstrate Mr. Bush's effectiveness in a given area of public policy.
The main tool used by biologists to calculate current extinction rates is a longstanding formula called the species-area curve, which gives an estimate of species lost for a given area of habitat destroyed.
Newer chips need much less electric power per operation, which allows more computing without exceeding the amount of power that can be safely delivered to a given area of hardware.
This metal (or, rather, its oxide) is the magic ingredient that computer-chip designers hope will enable them to carry on shrinking the transistors inside their products in accordance with Gordon Moore's famous law that the number of such transistors on a given area of chip doubles every 18 months or so.
This metal (or, rather, its oxide) is the magic ingredient that computer-chip designers hope will enable them to carry on shrinking the transistors on their products in obedience to Gordon Moore's famous law that the number of such transistors on a given area of chip will double every two years or so.
(4) In contrast to modern codes, these ancient "codes" do not systematically treat all the rules applicable to a given area of law; that is, they treat a variety of matters but often ignore many highly important rules, simply because such rules were grounded so deeply in custom that they went unquestioned.
The interesting feature of this work is that individual ganglion cells had a special sensitivity to particular grating-frequencies, as if the ganglion cells were "tuned" to particular frequencies, the frequencies being measured by the number of black and white lines in a given area of retina.
