Sentence examples for resolution to be achieved from inspiring English sources

The absence of damage was established using inorganic specimens and the technique then applied to biomolecular nanocrystals, where the coherent amplification of intensity due to Bragg scattering has allowed atomic resolution to be achieved in three dimensions [9].

The spatial resolution to be achieved around the apoapsis was degraded by a factor of 5 6 ("Global imaging" section), which had an influence on the quality of cloud tracking measurements.

This allowed a very high (60 μm) spatial resolution to be achieved so that fine-scale changes occurring around the crack-tip were captured along the crack plane at the mid-thickness of the specimen.

The single step approach also allows a very good position resolution to be achieved in some devices: 50 μm "on line" without applying any treatment method (like "center of gravity").

For the present study, the data collection had to satisfy three main prerequisites: (1) to investigate stress relaxation dynamics, rapid flow interruptions were required; (2) the measured pressure-volume range had to be as wide as possible; and (3) a compromise between tolerable maneuver duration and desired high pressure/volume resolution had to be achieved.

The resolution is expected to be achieved by measuring each positron time with multiple counters made of plastic scintillator readout by silicon photomultipliers (SiPMs).

Although the efficient SNP genotyping technology allowed the construction of high-density linkage map, the high-resolution was yet to be achieved.

It was found that a temporal resolution of approximately 2 s has to be achieved for correct application of the deconvolution algorithm.

However, to detect the presence of a small right-handed supercoiled structure, as also predicted by theoretical modeling (Figure 1), a higher resolution of the AFM tip needs to be achieved.

For an ILES, a basic requirement, then, is that a sufficiently high resolution should be achieved to correctly represent the energy cascade at the largest scales.

Based on our high-resolution fMRI studies, the hemodynamic response is regulated at submillimeter functional domains and thus spatial resolution can be achieved to an order of 100 μm.