Sentence examples for because of the resolution from inspiring English sources

Until now, the efficiency with which SHC removes particles below 100 nm in size was unclear because of the resolution limit of current optical inspection tool.

Conventional lithography is not suited to obtain these features because of the resolution limits, so that previous alternative approaches have involved the use of electron beam lithography, focused ion beam lithography or scanning probe nanolithography.

The United States, apparently in a reference to Russia, told a disarmament committee of the General Assembly that all countries should end nuclear cooperation with Iran because of the resolution of the board of the International Atomic Energy Agency last month that Iran is in violation of nuclear proliferation safeguards.

"I think they knew what they were saying: that unless you're a natural family, we don't want you here," said Tammie Leslie, the general manager of the Shilo Inn, which lost $14,000 in March, she said, mainly from a big tour group that pointedly told her they were changing their plans because of the resolution.

Democrats are uniting in opposition to the bill, not only because of the resolution to starve the Affordable Care Act, but also because the level of financing for the government would reflect the across-the-board spending cuts known as sequestration.

Because of the resolution, the bright spots appeared to be clumped together as one.

But we know now that because of the resolutions and the inspections, Mr. Hussein no longer had the forbidden weapons, even if he still harbored ambitions of getting them someday.

Isopropanol alone eluted the enantiomers very early, and because of which, the resolution is not proper.

I've never had a great record with such decisions before, but this year should be different, because the nature of the resolution itself will ensure its completion.

Apart from the temporal resolution, also the spatial resolution of glucose PET imaging is limited because of the limited resolution of the tomograph and relatively small brain size of rats.

The time resolution of the SEA is 15 years because of the temporal resolution of interpolated macroremains series and the uncertainties of 14C chronologies inferred from age/depth models (Lac du Loup, [27]; Lago Perso, [44]).