Sentence examples for boosted resolution from inspiring English sources

Even with a boosted resolution and the convenience of built-in headphones, the Vive will still have a very real problem: The games still don't justify the cost.

Later, the lab boosted resolution still further by positioning objectives above and below the sample, which when combined with the cylindrical lens yielded axial positions with better than 20-nm resolution.

This approach generally boosted resolution without introducing any of the significant negative effects that large amounts of missing data can have on phylogeny estimation.

Mirror-enhanced dSTORM holds another unique asset with respect to 3D-SMLM: it not only boosts resolution but also reduces the required laser power to 50% while preserving the desirable blinking behavior.

The new scanner, which will boost resolution by a factor of 20, will give neuroscientists the ability to focus on cortical layers where most neuronal circuitry resides as well as to better identify large-scale circuitry connecting different regions of the brain.

However, if we boost resolution to 'species A, species B, species C' etc. there is a much higher chance that they encountered different species and, as such, it is almost certain that two dietary analyses will contain species that are different.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00248.002 While for many decades lens-based optical microscopy could not resolve features finer than half the wavelength of light (λ/2 > 200 nm), the recent development of fluorescence nanoscopy or super-resolution imaging methods boosted its resolution potential (Hell, 2003, 2009; Huang et al., 2010).

However, it has not boosted the resolution above 8 megapixels.

Holger Müller applied for his first patent at age 14 — an invention to boost TV resolution.

The thin laser beam they used, called a Bessel beam, allowed them to boost their resolution.

The camera has a relatively small number of pixels, so the system uses computational trickery to boost the resolution.