Sentence examples for high resolution applications from inspiring English sources

Satellite remote sensing has a great potential to meet this need, yet sensors and algorithms designed to monitor open ocean salinity are typically ill-suited for high resolution applications to coastlines and estuaries.

For the magnets used in beam lines, especially in high resolution applications, the field quality ΔB/B is a very important factor which determines the quality of the beam after passing through the magnets.

However, for some high resolution applications, the differences may not be ignored.

However, according to Section 2 of this paper, we have found that the general echo model is the expansion of the simple delay model of the transmitted signal, and it is more accurate for some high resolution applications.

If there are higher resolution application requirements, the computation time could be reduced using a more powerful computer system (the performance of the computer we used is low, which can guarantee low power consumption and long-term use at sea).

The obtained convenient sensor integration can lead to real-time high-resolution applications of this system.

We have found that the numerical solutions converge quickly to the analytic solutions, and the SSI second-order schemes are relatively more beneficial for high-resolution applications.

For high-resolution applications, it is required that the burst times of choppers be short, going down to the µs-range.

Separations of DNA fragments, monoclonal antibodies, large proteins and large polystyrene standards are used to illustrate the utility of these particles for efficient, high-resolution applications.

Although studies at large spatial scales are more appropriate for reserve design and management, there is a scarcity of published work on local, high-resolution applications of such models.

The source is a dual-head X-ray tube with a transmission type head with a nominal focal spot size of 900 nm below 40kVV tube voltage for high-resolution applications and a directional high-power head (up to 160 kV, up to 150 W), which enables scanning of larger samples.