Sentence examples for resolution of projections from inspiring English sources

One challenge to integrating climate change into conservation planning is that there are many projections of future climate conditions produced by different climate models, scenarios of greenhouse gas emissions, and methods for increasing the resolution of projections.

The resolution of the projections isn't as sharp as you might see in special effects in the movies, but Zöllner explains that, at least for now, the intention isn't to create a photorealistic rendering.

In the case of the 20-μm mask period, the beam pattern is already a bit blurred due to the limited resolution of the projection optics (f).

The resolution of the projection map improved from about 20 Å obtained with conventional electron crystallographic image processing (31) to 11 Å by the single particle/classification approach (32).

Use of 3D-SIM enabled acquisition and analysis of super resolution projections of individual green puncta revealing a range of morphologies and intensities consistent with varied APP copy number and possibly distinct, intrachromosomal genomic organization.

The spatial resolution of these regional projections was 1/16° grid cells (≈33 km2), and the spatial extent was Washington State.

This is due to the intrinsic limitations of the technique given by the resolution of the fluoroscopic projections and of the distance maps.

In this evaluation study we considered (i) the geometric characteristic of the bone models, (ii) the resolution of the fluoroscopic projections, and (iii) the resolution of ADM as the only sources of errors.

Orlov(174) demonstrated that a reconstruction of an object can be obtained with isotropic resolution if the set of projections is distributed along any curve connecting opposite poles of the Euler sphere.

We used images that are converted to stereographic projection with a resolution of 10 m/pixel at the projection center because the projection introduces little distortion in a narrow area.

We find spatially non-uniform changes in projections at all resolutions for both combinations of projections.