Sentence examples for internal resolution from inspiring English sources

President Rouhani's election has created optimism for an internal resolution of political tensions.

Chief Justice Roberts's report disclosed that in 1991 the justices passed "an internal resolution" on rules about financial disclosure and limits on gifts and outside income.

A veteran player said that at about the same time the White Sox argued over the testing, teammates on a National League team he would not identify had an identical discussion: talk of a boycott, debate, internal resolution.

That position would be a disappointment to Western powers banking on an internal resolution to what is increasingly regarded as an Islamist menace of regional proportions emanating from northern Mali.

After an exposure time of 2.5 h, the imaging plates were scanned with Fuji Analyser BAS-5000 (Fuji Tokyo, Japan; internal resolution 25 μm).

After an overnight exposure, the imaging plates were scanned with an image plate scanner (CR 35 BIO, Dürr Medical, Raytest Isotopenmeßgeräte GmbH, Germany; internal resolution of 25 μm), and the images were analysed for background-corrected count densities (PSL/mm2) with an image analysis programme (AIDA Image Analyser, Raytest Isotopenmeßgeräte, Germany).

Now, to emulate PS2 games, particularly if you're keen on running the games at high internal resolutions, you'll need a bit of horsepower; don't expect to be able to play Final Fantasy XII on your three-year-old laptop with an Intel integrated graphics processor.

If you are determined to fight, he suggests you try Betfair's internal dispute resolution service and, if that fails, the Independent Betting Adjudication Service.

The $300 developer version comes with an SDK, documentation and sample code, and current game projects can be retro-fitted with compatibility in a matter of days".The process involves increasing the internal framebuffer resolution, inserting a post processing shader and applying an additional transformation to the camera," says Ritter.

WASHINGTON — In a busy day at the Supreme Court, the justices on Tuesday issued a decision limiting the circumstances in which prisoners must be told of their rights before they are questioned, added to what had already been a long schedule for arguments in the challenges to the 2010 health care law and made public an internal ethics resolution from 1991.

Different phylogenetic methods (likelihood, parsimony and distance) yielded similar tree topologies with comparable internal node resolution.