Sentence examples for reduced resolutions from inspiring English sources

When you upload either a photo or video to Loom, the company saves different versions of the file alongside the original, which are smaller in size, thanks to reduced resolutions.

(b) The metric should have the ability to be applied at reduced resolutions, so that the quality of a compressed image or data set at one resolution can be assessed at a reduced resolution.

However, intravital imaging has reduced resolution in deeper brain regions and is limited to early pupal stages.

Prompts were displayed on a flat-panel display screen superimposed on a reduced resolution version of the corresponding mammogram.

This powerful system allows continuous operation and a reliable interface to MWP; however, it does not reach the full potential of MCE because band broadening induced by flow through the separation channel gives reduced resolution requiring longer separation times.

Nested-association mapping (NAM) populations in soybean will likely address some of these issues, although these populations will likely have reduced resolution and allelic diversity relative to GWA scans using large, heterogeneous panels, such as those described here.

They found that the addition of the cpSSR slightly reduced resolution of the resulting tree and the cpSSR did not reflect patterns of relationship that were suggested by plastome RFLP profiles (Doyle et al., 1998).

We reduced resolution by half, so that the resulting width and height varied between 146 and 250 pixels, while the depth ranged between 14 and 66 layers for each time frame; each time series comprised 30 80 time frames.

The extended tails reduce image contrast more than they reduce resolution.

Because the 3-D mode reduces resolution by 50%, Sharp provides the ability to push a button, switch off the stripes and revert to 2-D mode.

The model is fundamentally based on inter-atomic interaction, and recursively reduces resolution by approximating collections of many high-resolution elements with fewer lower-resolution elements.