Sentence examples for adapted a resolution from inspiring English sources

After endorsing Obama early in the 2012 election, the National Education Association, the country's largest teachers union, adapted a resolution declaring the body's disdain for Duncan.

In this work, we adapted a high-resolution 3rd generation OCT system (Heidelberg Engineering Spectralis™) for use in small animal models to obtain detailed histology-analogue sections of the retina in vivo, without the need for an internal modification of the OCT device.

Regarding abbreviation resolution, we adapted a simple but effective abbreviation definition recognizer [28], which is based on a set of pattern-matching rules to identify abbreviations and their full forms.

Now, Suleiman et al. have adapted a new form of high-resolution optical microscopy called STORM to study the structure of the glomerular basement membrane in both mouse and human kidney tissue.

The challenge will be to be able to reach a real time 3D imaging through matrix technologies also capable of handling contrast agents enhanced modes in order to get enhancement curves of the whole tumour with a adapted temporal resolution.

One patent attempt to finding such a high-resolution method is to adapt a well-known high-order method for linear problems for nonlinear problems (such as the Lax-Wendroff scheme (Lax and Wendroff [1960])).

We adapted the resolution of the available data provided using the methodology described by Beelen et al. (2007, 2009); this process resulted in a total of 30 land-use variables.

The algorithm is adapted to a multigrid resolution of the linear systems obtained in the inverse iterations.

The SAD window size and the disparity range required by the stereo matching algorithm were adapted to the resolution.

Voxel-based comparisons of PET and histopathology were enabled by 3D modeling of histopathologic data adapted to PET resolution.

Maps of our reconstructions were averaged using 20-year windows and compared to equivalent CASTY maps adapted to the resolution of our reconstructed maps (Fig. 3).