Sentence examples for coarse resolving from inspiring English sources

One was the coarse resolving power of the satellites' instruments.

The multiscale method arises from a decomposition of the scalar field into coarse (resolved) scale and fine (unresolved) scale.

They used a horizontal grid spacing of a few hundred kilometers, which was too coarse to resolve TC structures such as a warm core.

MODIS-based retrievals at 1 km resolution are too coarse to resolve the flux tower footprint in this complex landscape, yielding discrepancies of 100 W m−2 in model-measurement comparisons.

The main purpose is to design a numerical method which is capable of adaptively capturing the large-scale behavior of the solution on a coarse-scale mesh without resolving all the small-scale details at each time step.

The new GMsFEM can be applied to multiscale SPDE starting with a relatively coarse grid, without requiring the coarsest grid to resolve the smallest-scale of the solution.

The scheme achieves high order accuracy on coarse grids, resolves sharp discontinuities, and avoids numerical diffusion and dispersion.

Here, we propose that the grid system provides a hierarchical representation of space where fine grids provide precise location and coarse grids resolve ambiguity, and that the grids are organized to minimize the number of neurons required to achieve the behaviorally necessary spatial resolution across a spatial range equal in size to the period of the largest grid module.

In this subsection we describe an orthogonal method which uses a more coarse graduation of the hybridization mode while highly resolving the 3′-bias with respect to the probe position.

This study represents an intermediate step toward resolving the sea-ice component of a global coarse-resolution ocean GCM on a scale of about 30 km.

This coarse time grid sufficiently resolves the dynamics of the heat equation.