Sentence examples for resolution was outlined from inspiring English sources
Why create the illusion of a peace process rolling merrily forwards again after so many years in the sand if no such thing is happening or likely to happen, despite the fact that the shape ("contours", as diplomatic parlance prefers) of the best possible resolution was outlined under the Clinton administration as long ago as 2002?
The total tumour area visible and adjacent tumour-associated stroma at low resolution was outlined as region-of-interest.
But just two hours later, Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov indicated that Russia still opposed the new resolution, which was outlined to officials here by Marc Grossman, the American under secretary of state, on Saturday.
A chemokine scavenging-independent role for D6 in promoting macrophage-mediated resolution has recently been outlined.
The importance of high transmission, especially for highest resolution imaging XPS with monochromated laboratory X-ray sources, is outlined and the close interrelation of energy resolution, lateral resolution and analyser transmission is illustrated.
The new guidelines are expected to reflect Japan's shift in its defence aspirations which were outlined in a cabinet resolution last July.
The principles and application of parameter-selective imaging experiments are outlined and limitations on attainable resolution are noted.
UHF has also helped push the spatial resolution of many other MRI applications as will be outlined in this review.
Those demands were outlined in an April UN Security Council resolution that also levied an arms embargo on high-ranking Houthi officials and Saleh as well as sanctions on one of Saleh's sons and Abdul-Malik al Houthi, a rebel leader.
In particular, the noise level in the data as a limitation factor to yield high-resolution images in tomographs with small crystal sizes is outlined.
The cause of this insensitivity is shown to be a resolution problem of the Eulerian field dynamics and methods are outlined to ameliorate the problem.
