Sentence examples for one resolution of from inspiring English sources

Catamaran vessels operating at high-speed can be exposed to deck diving and bow damage and one resolution of this problem is the wave-piercer design of INCAT Tasmania.

The whole algorithm thus reduces to one resolution of the MAST problem.

Despite three-dimensional reconstructions from negative stain and cryo-EM, together with top views of selective disassembled basal body rings of isolated S. typhimurium and Yersinia enterocolitica T3SS, the symmetry of the OM ring remains ambiguous with genuine inter-species differences proposed as one resolution of the conflicts between different symmetric arrangements of SctC [ 21,22,27].

Two of the subtrees attached to the multifurcation are short (root to tip length 0.12; each branch 0.06) and two are long (root to tip length 1.4; each branch 0.7), allowing us to investigate whether there is a bias toward one resolution of the multifurcation over the other two.

However, considering the resolution of range is Δr = 5 m, the position RMSE is greater than one resolution cell of range even for SNR = 12 dB.

This threshold has the advantage of keeping one and only one resolution per group of 3 species.

One resolution encouraging privatization of public services draws directly from ALEC's model laws, hundreds of which were leaked to the Center for Media and Democracy last summer.

One resolution target is of about 10 eV at the energies range typically created in kaonic atoms experiments (soft x-ray energies).

Or something breaks?" One resolution that comes out of the trip is to get "the boys", waiters and chefs, on to the boats.

Letting go of one resolution might make it easier to keep other resolutions.

Rice also failed to convince Brazil, Turkey and Lebanon to support that one resolution, despite 17 months of diplomacy.