Sentence examples for resolve changes from inspiring English sources
The method of cumulants [43],[46] to interrogate the changing scattering signal cannot resolve changes that are very fast and the software returns this case as unresolvable – we do not report any data in which the particle population changed at a rate faster than the DLS is capable of resolving.
As the latter is predominantly employed to date archaeological architecture and artefacts requires that it has the ability to resolve changes over timescales relevant to human lifetimes.
We measured in situ nitrate continuously in two groundwater monitoring wells —one rural and one urban located in the recharge zone of a productive karst aquifer in central Texas in order to resolve changes that occur over both short-term (hourly to daily) and long-term (monthly to yearly) periods.
We note that the instrument cannot resolve changes in time at the very beginning of the experiments, which corresponds to a condition where particle coarsening is occurring at a rate too fast for DLS measurements.
On the other hand, several VSDs are capable to resolve changes in membrane potential with a linear variation in fluorescence [25] and in the sub-millisecond range [6], [27].
Therefore, this tool has sufficient sensitivity to resolve changes in action potential waveform that might be responsible for PHD or PHP.
Nelson's resolve changed everything.
Mathematical models are developed to compute change impacts and required efforts for resolving changes.
But GRAIL actually outperformed its measurement requirements by about a factor of five, resolving changes in spacecraft distance to several hundredths of a micron per second — one twenty-thousandth the velocity that a snail travels.
The detection technique is capable of resolving changes of ∼0.1 nm thickness of protein binding, and can be performed with the grating surface either immersed in fluid or dried.
There is a paucity of data on long-term, spatially resolved changes in microbial diversity and biogeography in marine systems, and yet these organisms underpin fundamental ecological processes in the oceans affecting socio-economic values of the marine environment.
