Sentence examples for greater resolution and from inspiring English sources
Even when an SACD or DVD-Audio recording has six channels of surround sound, each channel of music offers a significantly greater resolution and frequency range.
But with micro-CT scanners, the team saw deeper inside, with greater resolution and revealed the connections between smaller pores and biggers ones.
The advantages of this new system may be seen as lower cost, less bulky, greater resolution and flexibility.
It has eight-times greater resolution and will be able to detect sources more than 20-times fainter than any previous X-ray telescope.
Courtney's research is expected to provide greater resolution and understanding of the tempo of evolution of the Hell Creek and Tullock Formation biotas.
The goals for the overhaul include switching to a parallel-microprocessor arrangement capable of churning out the high processing speeds needed to achieve larger image size, greater resolution, and a faster frame rate.
The techniques presented in this paper allow greater resolutions and quantitative measures to be obtained, showing great promise in increasing our ability to map and monitor vertical structures, now increasingly likely to also include offshore infrastructure.
Recent studies, carrying out SfM reconstructions of cold-water coral colonies under laboratory conditions were able to achieve even greater resolutions and take highly accurate morphometric measurements (e.g. surface area and volume)20.
It's unlikely many titles will achieve full, native 4K resolutions – especially not at over 30 frames-per-second – but users should expect greater resolutions and frame rate performance than current 1080p HD games (only if you have a 4K television, of course).
They defended with great resolution and commitment and, when the dust settles, they will cherish the memories of an odd night.
On the Spanish left wing, Condé's cavalry charged with great resolution and despite heavy losses gained the upper hand, but their success was nullified by the failure of the Spanish centre and right to resist the Anglo-French troops.
