Sentence examples for resolved points from inspiring English sources
This arc, and how it's resolved, points to one thing that DC Films has done better than the MCU.
Moreover, the ability of this method to apply pharmacological agents at spatially resolved points within brain slices was demonstrated.
The frame time is increased by a factor roughly equivalent to the number of spectrally resolved points in the spectral dimension.
A typical point-scanning system has a pixel dwell time on the order of 10 µs or less, whereas a SSTF system with 10 axially resolved points scanned at 100 Hz has a pixel dwell time of 1 ms, one hundred times larger.
This example does not fully account for all possible background contributions to a Chandra ACIS data set e.g., we are ignoring the contribution from resolved point sources to the CXB it is meant only for demonstration purposes.
More than one Japanese professor has told Banyan that Japan is the true guardian of Chinese culture.History wars, still far from resolved, point to the limits of rapprochement.
Some pioneers reported confocal measurement will give the 3D resolved point analysis using two capillaries or a combination of capillary and other x-ray optics [21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26].
The DAPS Area Chair is a third advisor to all students as well as an ombudsman who endeavors to resolve points of concern or dispute among or between students and faculty members.
"We both profoundly hope that those who take differing views on the events of the last few weeks will follow our lead and come together to acknowledge that dialogue, reconciliation and engagement will resolve points of difference and ensure that cultural diversity thrives in all communities".
The term Negotiation is not used here in its generic sense; meaning a dialogue between the government, planners and the Bedouin community with the intention of resolving points of difference and reaching a mutually beneficial outcome.
Whereas human eyes can resolve points that are 0.008° apart, flies can distinguish points no less than 4° apart (Kirschfeld 1976); as Nilsson (1989) put it, "one fruit fly would need to be closer than 30 mm to see another as anything other than a single spot".
