Sentence examples for cost of resolution from inspiring English sources

The resulting integrated framework leverages the advantages of both the curvilinear anisotropic meshes and wavelet-based adaptive refinement in a complimentary fashion, resulting in greatly reduced cost of resolution for anisotropic features.

The improved sensor also means that in low-light situations they can, at the cost of resolution, get a much brighter picture by binning pixels (good explanation here).

In the fourth and final pre-processing step, the pixels are averaged 2 × 2 into pixel size 0.027 mm (binned) to increase the CNR at the cost of resolution.

"Smoothing" across neighbouring loci does improve the sensitivity, but at a cost of resolution.

a) Spatial compounding: Voxels from different locations in the sample are averaged to reduce speckle noise at the cost of resolution.

A broader field of view and a greater penetration of the tissue can be achieved with OCT at the cost of resolution.

Either way, the industry would have to pay the costs of resolution.

If a customer complainant decides to commence court proceedings in his or her home jurisdiction, the enterprise may still reduce the cost of dispute resolution by seeking to resolve the dispute through ADR.

Smoothing entails an inherent trade-off between statistical consistency and T-F resolution, i.e., wider smoothing windows result in improved accuracy and precision at the cost of reduced resolution in T-F plane [23].

Although OCT can overcome this limitation at the cost of lateral resolution, standard anterior segment OCT systems do not have sufficient axial resolution to precisely quantify the thickness of all the individual corneal layers.

But the total cost of the resolution was little more than a rounding error for a bank that reported $5.6 billion of net income in its more recent quarter.