Sentence examples for resolving elements from inspiring English sources

In VHDL-2008, the std_logic_1164 package is revised to take advantage of the new features for resolving elements of composite types.

The opening section of the suite is its least resolved element, after which everything starts thundering like a supertuned engine, and long stretches of the set almost convince you you're listening to a Charles Mingus band (a tumultuous oracle that both Baptiste and his compositional guide Dave Holland both go back to).

Laser-induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) is capable of providing spatially resolved element maps in regard to the chemical composition of the sample.

The spectral dispersion is 72.1 nm/mm and the spectral resolving element is 0.465 nm/pixel.

The mass resolution of MAIA is sufficient to resolve all elements up to mass 300 amu.

In olden days, humans-dressed-up-as-gods were lowered in their baskets to resolve plot elements when a story got hairy and the playwright, lazy.

Sequence reads must span the repeat regions in order to properly resolve these elements.

New developments in synchrotron radiation technology allow now analyzing in a non-destructive way, spatially resolved trace elements like zinc (Zn), strontium (Sr) and lead (Pb) in bone tissue.

This article, discusses a "green" compound that eliminated these environmentally hazardous elements, resolving moldability and reliability issues for high density wirebonded packages.

Replacing the conventional 2D scintillator array with an array of phoswich elements, each consisting of an optically coupled side-by-side scintillator pair, may improve spatial sampling in one direction of the array without requiring resolving smaller crystal elements.

However, complications arose from the construction of more character-intensive parts of the narrative: resolving the darker elements of the plot with facts established in the quickly conceived and largely comedic pilot proved to be difficult, with inconsistencies in the overall timeline becoming a major concern.