Sentence examples for resolved meaning from inspiring English sources

The spot in the centre is about twice as bright as the spot on the side of the crater, and as yet it has not been resolved, meaning it is smaller than the 4km pixel size [of the images].

Speaking outside the store, she said that she is now happy the situation has been resolved, meaning she is now able to wear the Remembrance Day poppy to work.

Under the prior CBA, players could not be traded until after the lockout was resolved, meaning Roberto Luongo could not be moved.

That's partly due to a latency issue that Google has never resolved, meaning there's a significant delay when users touch the screen and the action kicks in (which Black and his coders spent a longtime finding a workaround for), and partly because of device fragmentation which means there's thousands of devices to contend with, making it complicated and costly.

First, for a given patient and T-cell phenotype, if all single-cell data from all time points were co-analyzed, a level of functional coordination was resolved, meaning that the T cells could be loosely classified according to biological behaviors, such as anti-tumor or pro-inflammatory.

Crucially, they're the only battles you can't auto-resolve, meaning following a quest line will force you to play the hardest, most interesting battles in the game.

Then I talk about the importance of letting random thoughts and associations about a work live happily in your consciousness without forcing them to resolve into meaning.

Double infections (n = 5) analyzed using the phase program yielded four perfectly resolved individuals (meaning no phase uncertainties and phase probabilities = 1.0).

Second, the insolvencies caused by the property-market depression of the early 1990s were resolved quite quickly (meaning a matter of years) by American bankruptcy laws (Japan take note).

The smell was narrowed down to an issue with manufacturing, which was apparently resolved in October, meaning that new machines running off the production line were cured of the cat-pee smell.

Robert A. Levy, a rich libertarian lawyer who has never owned a gun, helped create and single-handedly financed the case that may finally resolve the meaning of the Second Amendment.