The z resolution is equivalent to the resolution of moving the carriages and is independent of the location.
ATR-FTIR spectra were collected at a 4-cm−1 resolution using an aperture equivalent to a resolution of 0.5 cm−1.
They could achieve reconstructed volumes with a resolution in all planes that was equivalent to the resolution achieved only at the focal plane for the conventional high-resolution microscopy.
Therefore, we estimated a local gravity field model for the south pole of the Moon covering a cap of 40° radius, as adjustments to a global background model, at a resolution of 1/6° by 1/6° in both longitude and latitude, which is equivalent to the resolution of a degree and order 1080 model in spherical harmonics (spatial block size = 5 km).
The Oslo Agreements negotiator Dr. Ron Pundak (who, sadly, passed away Friday) suggested to me that the substance of such a plan would be something equivalent to U.N. Resolution 242 in the nineteen-seventies.
At 200 miles (320 kilometres) altitude, this would be equivalent to a resolution of 10 feet (three metres); that is, an object 10 feet in diameter could be clearly distinguished.
The clock frequency for the S-WPIA clock is 524,288 Hz, which is equivalent to a resolution of 1.907 μs (Fig. 4).
An SC length of 0.1 µm is equivalent to a resolution of approximately (1.5 Mb/µm × 0.1 µm =) 150 kb in euchromatin and (8.8 Mb/µm × 0.1 µm =) 880 kb in heterochromatin.
The availability of genome-based selection, based on a large number of SNPs at a density equivalent to the resolution of linkage disequilibrium (LD), has the potential to transform breeding and incorporate previously unavailable genetic information into commercial lines [ 9] which can be expected to change the impact of commercial breeding on diversity.
The ~18 µm spot size is defined by the numerical aperture of the scanning optics and is equivalent to the lateral resolution, while the <8 µm axial resolution is given by the spectral bandwidth of the system at 1050 nm.
