A mouse brain imaged at light-microscopic resolution is about a terabyte of data, and 1 mm3 of the brain at EM resolution is about half a petabyte.
INTRODUCTION 1 st paragraph, lines 6 to 8 "… radiography with microscopic resolution (MR) is considered as a highly reliable gold standard for detecting variations in dentin mineral content".
Submillimeter probing volumes limit microscopic resolution, but are here demonstrated to be diagnostically powerful and clinically pragmatic.
For example, less resolution is needed for seminar presentations with good viewing font sizes than for detailed microscopic video.
No resolution is imminent.
Their resolution is terrible.
Unequivocal determination of antigen presence in the NG2 cell processes is hampered by light microscopic resolution because they are frequently only 200 500 nm thick.
In the text, authors mentioned that "radiography with microscopic resolution (microradiography, MR) is considered as highly reliable gold standard for detecting variations in dentin mineral content".
No resolution was announced.
