Sentence examples for heightened resolution from inspiring English sources

I don't have a Blu-Ray player, or, for that matter, a television set good enough to make one worthwhile, but the format's heightened resolution seems made for "Fantastic Mr. Fox".

Now I just have to get a Blu-Ray player; and to make it worthwhile, I'll need a TV good enough and big enough for its heightened resolution to register; and to make room for that television, I'll need a bigger apartment; and to do that… Thus is art an engine of change.

By the same token, Hirsch explains, if the patterns displayed on the modulators are slightly offset from each other, the light passing through them will interfere with itself in ways that actually heighten the resolution of the resulting images.

A comparison of landscape-scale maps of the timing and value of the peak NDVI derived from STARFM, Landsat, and MODIS (NBAR) time series across the full 2006 growing season shows the effect of the heightened spatial and temporal resolution offered by a STARFM-based dataset.

The company's first offering was a triumphant interpretation of "Seven Guitars," and its last will be "King Hedley II" (opening Feb. 22): plays that reach for the heightened emotions and violent resolutions of classical tragedy.

"Because of the bank's problems and high recapitalisation needs, there is heightened risk that an orderly resolution could take place," it says.

The resolution cited a "heightened sense of fear and anxiety" among district students and families, as well as the need for school grounds to welcome families who have questions about immigration.

While atmospheric dispersion models linked with local-scale emissions characterization can also be used to determine relative source contributions, both emissions and dispersion models may have heightened uncertainties at high spatial resolution, and it is valuable to determine insights available through ambient monitoring.

This could have been problematic, because a mismanaged conflict resolution process would have heightened rather than diminished tensions.

Turkey is a key U.S. military ally that borders Syria, Iran and Iraq, and the increased unrest in the Middle East heightened Clinton's efforts to sidetrack the resolution.

In addition increased paperwork and compliance burdens because of the country-by-country reporting requirements, there would be heightened uncertainty of tax disputes in an environment with decreased reliance on traditional dispute resolution mechanisms.