Sentence examples for resolution for reference from inspiring English sources

To truly capture the scale of these landscapes, the artists used a wide variety of photographic equipment, including Hasselblad 60 Megapixel cameras, a Red EPIC, and an unreleased, hand-assembled Red prototype that could shoot in unprecedented 5K resolution (for reference, a 5k sensor is capable of capturing up to 120 frames per second at five times the resolution of today's HD).

Also, we focused on high-resolution structures (solved by X-ray crystallography to better than 2.2 Å resolution) for reference.

Kalashnikov et al. [24] incorporated co-affiliation and co-authorship relationships into an resolution model for reference disambiguation.

We use the same voxel resolution for both test and reference mesh sequences.

Here x, y, u, v are discourse referents introduced by John, a donkey, he, and it, and the equations u=x, v=y represent the result of reference resolution for he and it.

Another reason is that reference resolution for non-donkey pronouns (and definite NPs) is readily handled by techniques such as Skolemization of existentials, so that subsequently occurring anaphors can be identified with the Skolem constants introduced earlier.

Fig. 9 Proposed prediction architecture for mixed spatial-resolution MVC Table 5 Four cases for reference frame selection during the coding of full spatial-resolution frames Condition A Condition B 1st REF 2nd REF 3rd REF False False T 0 n/a n/a True False T 0 S 0 n/a False True T 0 T 1 n/a True True T 0 S 0 T 1 N/A not applicable.

For reference, a high resolution spectrum of IEPA in D2O was obtained on a Varian Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectrometer with a 54 mm vertical bore opening at a field strength of 9.4 T.

Fusion comparisons on spatially degraded data, of which higher-resolution true MS data are available for reference, show that the former two models yield better results than the latter, in terms of both radiometric and spectral fidelity.

However, its application is limited by the requirement for high spatial resolution and reference mode shapes, and the central difference method induced low anti-noise ability.

Such patterns suggest that the grammatical relation of a potential antecedent is indeed important for the resolution of the reference of a pronoun in Chinese, as has been suggested for certain other languages such as English (Crawley et al. 1990; Fredericksen 1981; Smyth 1994).