Sentence examples for more specific resolution from inspiring English sources

The United States had sought a more specific resolution calling for a peacekeeping force, European diplomats said, but, in a compromise with other members, accepted the need for a second resolution later in the year.

At this finer, more specific resolution, torsion angle data are often sparse and discontinuous (especially for nonhelical classes) even though a comprehensive set of protein structures is used.

The Moyeni tracksite is generally considered to be Early Jurassic in age [6], but uncertainty about the exact position of the Triassic–Jurassic boundary within the Elliot Formation precludes more specific temporal resolution.

It said the UNHRC "has a singular obsession with Israel, passing more country specific resolutions against Israel than against Syria, Iran and North Korea combined — in fact, more than against all other countries combined".

In the analysis of EBNA, EA, and VCA antibodies, immunofluorescence assay methods are more time consuming and difficult to interpret, but are more specific, have high resolution, and stand as the 'gold standard' technique.

The main idea behind multiscale analysis in image processing is to provide the views of the same image in different resolutions to enhance the feature that can be more apparent in a specific resolution.

Leukocyte scans are more specific but have poor resolution and are difficult to perform (33).

My second resolution was more specific.

The more specific you are about your resolution, the better your chance of sticking with it.

Another proposal to be presented as an amendment to the compromise resolution is more specific about the circumstances permitting Mr. Bush to use force.

This is facilitated by convergence of key technologies including advanced endoscopic-detection systems, more specific contrast agents, rapid and high-resolution cross-sectional imaging, and miniaturization of construction systems for making all imaging equipment smaller and less invasive.