Sentence examples for resolution is defined from inspiring English sources

The resolution is defined by the wavelengths of the harmonics and the EOFs profiles.

The balance between frequency and time resolution is defined by the length of the analysis frame.

More generally speaking, in an imaging system, resolution is defined independently in range and cross-range (azimuth and elevation).

In this simulation, the resolution is defined as the minimum chirp rate separation to resolve two equally strong LFM signals in noise-free environment.

In FAIMS, the resolution is defined as the ratio of the compensation voltage U M corresponding to I max in the FAIMS spectrum and the FWHM (Full width at half maximum), that is, R = U M / FWHM.

The ultimate sensitivity of the automated instrument is determined on the basis of a generic least square differences fitting procedure while the instrumental resolution is defined on the basis of realistic, rather than optimal, scenarios: the resolution of the rotation measurements are in the order of 8.7 ∗ 10−5 rad while the resolution of the displacement measurements are better than 5 μm.

For both samples, the image resolution was defined as the highest spatial frequency lattice fringe present in a corresponding high-resolution TEM image.

While the horizontal resolution was defined as 600 m in average, the vertical resolution depends on the thickness of the lithostratigraphic units.

Similar to faults, the concepts of observability and resolution are defined for such uncertain edges as well and used in the design procedure.

The spatial resolution was defined by the pump beam diameter, which was focused on the sample to a spot of 0.5 mm2.

Partial resolution was defined as remaining clinical symptoms and signs.