Sentence examples for lower definition from inspiring English sources

To make sure that nothing got lost, the photos were immediately sent abroad via the internet – in lower definition this time, to speed up the transfer time.

The lower definition will require many companies to offer insurance to more employees, which would make providing benefits much more expensive — hence the schedule juggling that Mr. Trautwein foresees.

The device also features: A 1080p resolution screen with in-built software to upgrade lower definition videos and photos.

"Enhanced Definition" digital displays, including some cheap plasma screens, play HD signals in lower definition that can make you feel as if you're watching through a screen door.

When these analyses were repeating using a lower definition of hypertension (130/8 0mmHg or medication), hypertension remained significantly predictive of MOD in both the 1960s and 1970s cohorts.

Though Vietnam is always identified as the first televised war, we saw much less of it than legend now has it, and on far fewer channels and on far smaller and lower-definition screens.

The report recommends that the city lower its definition of lead poisoning to 5 micrograms per deciliter, work more closely with community-based organizations to ensure universal blood-lead screening for children under 6 and more aggressively inspect buildings in high-risk neighborhoods.

What's the deal with Comcast, Verizon, and other ISPs petitioning the FCC to lower the definition of broadband?

The upper and lower solution definition is then given by the following.

NIH wants to lower the definition of "significant" financial interest from $10,000 to $5000, or any equity in a nonpublicly-traded company (the previous cutoff was 5%).

A typical patient is a postmenopausal woman with bone density T-scores of negative 2.5 or lower (the definition for osteoporosis).