Sentence examples for resolution is suitable from inspiring English sources

The effective temporal resolution is suitable for characterizing growing season wetland phenology in temperate regions, but may not be appropriate for tracking algal bloom dynamics, or ecosystem responses to extreme events in monsoonal regions.

The synchrotron X-ray radiography of high-spatial and high-temporal resolution is suitable for observing the transport of a liquid layer and for visualizing water distribution inside the PEFC.

For screen size, we felt that 128x64 pixel resolution was suitable for the amount of texts and graphics we wished to display.

This research also indicated that the fusion image with 10-m spatial resolution was suitable for mapping impervious surface spatial distribution, but TM multispectral image with 30 m was too coarse in a complex urban rural landscape.

Therefore, micro-PET/CT and autoradiography (with 10 30  μM in plane resolution) are suitable to study the heterogeneity of morpholino-[I]IPQA-derived radioactivity accumulation and to compare it with the immunohistochemically stained (adjacent) tissue sections for the total EGFR or phosphorylated EGFR (Tyrosine 1068).

Advice from the Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) suggests community resolutions are suitable for crimes such as criminal damage, minor theft and anti-social behaviour.

Compared with the results from a membrane hydrophone, it was concluded that the optical method has good spatial resolution and is suitable for detecting focused fields with fluctuant distributions.

However, while low and medium resolution satellite images are useful for broad scale mapping of peatland extent and condition over large areas [44], only high resolution imagery is suitable for mapping sub-metre sized linear features such as drains.

Micro-CT captured with a slice thickness of 60 120 mm has excellent spatial resolution, and is suitable for the clinical diagnosis of dental diseases in rabbits weighing 1 3 kg.

In addition, although the CPE diameter is relatively large (125 250 μm) compared with some Clark-type O2 electrodes (Thompson et al., 2003; Offenhauser et al., 2005), CPEs can resolve laminar differences (∼200 μm) in the response and therefore have spatial resolution that is suitable for studying region-specific activation in rodents (McHugh et al., 2011).

Due to local data usage and regular structures in computation, the proposed super-resolution system is suitable for VLSI implementation.