Sentence examples for a slightly higher resolution from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, for the kernel function proposed, the full upwind DG scheme is found to have a slightly higher resolution power for the same dissipation levels.

Perhaps you'll have a slightly higher resolution display this year, but forget about a Retina display.

The UK and other countries with a 50Hz AC standard adopted a slightly slower field refresh rate with a slightly higher resolution.

I somehow doubt it will look this good in person (it's screen only has a slightly higher resolution than the current G Watch, for example).

The Peggy 2, when loaded and programmed correctly (Arduino, of course) seems to do what the rainbow table does, but with a slightly higher resolution, and narration.

The improved map was then back-transformed to a slightly higher resolution, typically by one-reciprocal lattice point, than at which it was originally calculated.

The cryo-EM map of a mammalian 40S subunit followed at slightly higher resolution (8.7 Å) [ 85].

Although similar in concept, this is not to be confused with Postcode Address Finder which provides slightly higher resolution and contains the addresses which match a specific postcode.

The Xoom's screen has slightly higher resolution than the iPad's, and it gives the tablet a slightly different shape -- more like a business envelope than a greeting-card envelope.

The screen is brighter, better quality and slightly higher resolution, and it handles games better.

In contrast, the slightly higher resolution LRRK2 structure in our study (16 Å in Fig. 7 vs. 22 Å in ref. 28) reveals additional details, in particular that the homodimer protomers are arranged in two-fold symmetric orientation forming an elongated cavity, and that the ARM domain curves away from the dimer core instead of extending along the dimer axis.