Sentence examples for much coarser resolution from inspiring English sources

Most ocean currents data are much coarser resolution.

This lead to thickness profiles of much coarser resolution.

The most extensive work on geographical variation of malaria risk in Africa has been made at the continental scale, based on meteorological data and historical ground data from various sites across the continent (25, 26), but using a much coarser resolution and were not useful for malaria control at the district level.

However, many fire pixels having FRP < 30 MW remain undetected by GOES, probably unavoidably since it has a much coarser spatial resolution than MODIS.

By comparison, the energy minimization multiscale (EMMS) drag model allows the use of much coarser grid resolution and better prediction over wider range of operating conditions.

The locations of high endemism agree with past studies for taxa that have been examined previously, yet earlier studies were conducted with much less data availability and at much coarser spatial resolution.

Compared to plot (a), the spectra in plot (b) are much smoother due to the coarser resolution bandwidth and closer to each other within the interval where the signal is present, which is the expected behaviour after the calibration and resolution conversion.

Chang et al. (2016) reported 129I data in the SCS corals (Con Dao and Xisha) and showed that 129I is a useful environmental tracer to reconstruct physical oceanography in the past, though their resolution is much coarser than that from the 14C-based study.

General circulation models (GCMs) have spatial resolutions usually much coarser than the scales of GWs.

And the picture resolution is only 480 by 320 pixels -- on paper, much coarser than the 1024-by-768-pixel (or higher) resolution of a tabletop projector.

Recall that the vertical resolution of the radar is much coarser than that of the UAV and so comparisons are best made with the 11-point running mean values for the UAV (thick lines in Figs. 16 and 19).