The controversy was barely resolved when the Whigs who had swept Harrison to power were shocked to find that Tyler was not prepared to follow their programme meekly.
It's filled with uncomfortable silences, and Stuart Immonen's stark, high-contrast black-and-white artwork is full of silhouetted forms and wobbly geometrical squiggles that just barely resolve themselves into ferociously expressive faces or Parisian street scenes.
The neighboring O atoms within a row are only 0.31 nm apart and are barely resolved as the atomic corrugation along the rows is roughly at the noise level of our measurement.
Ground-based telescopes could barely resolve the two disks, but by measuring the peaks and dips of reflected light as the two orbs passed in and out of each other's shadows, astronomers discovered that Pluto was about half as big as previously thought, and brighter than Charon.
In 1953 and 1956, observers noted a maximum of 6 meteors per hour and 4 meteors per hour respectively; in 1955 the shower was "barely resolved".
Figure 4(a) shows an image of two beads approximately 550 nm apart, which are barely resolved in the original SLIM image.
Some studies reported that the polypoidal lesions of PCV were barely resolved by anti-VEGF monotherapy, which might explain the limited efficacy of IVR against PCV [ 9, 10].
The most anterior stripe is barely resolved before fading; the second stripe persists slightly longer, becoming well resolved as it moves forward towards the middle of the egg, before fading as it reaches about 60% egg length.
The EPR spectrum of 77 K cryoreduced oxyferrous CPO again gives evidence of being an overlap of two signals, but in contrast to HRP, they are barely resolved, with both having g1 ≈ 2.27 (Table 1); stepwise annealing up to 190 K results in decay of one signal (A) with a concomitant increase in the intensity of the second (B).
Though the resolution is barely adequate to resolve the satellites, it is still sufficient to show that the first two pairs of even satellites are suppressed in intensity relative to the odd.
