"space resolution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in science, technology, and engineering fields to describe the ability of a device or system to accurately measure or distinguish between objects or details in space. Example: The new telescope has a higher space resolution, allowing astronomers to observe fainter and more distant galaxies.
Design values of gas gain, detection efficiency and space resolution were achieved.
These boundary conditions yield exact energy conservation in the limit of infinite time and space resolution.
The space resolution of the results is improved by multi-tensor joint inversion, depth weighting matrix and the other methods.
The Silicon Transition Radiation Detector (SiTRD) combines the excellent space resolution of a silicon tracker with the particle identification capability of a conventional TRD.
Used in fluxgate regime garnet film sensitive element can provide space resolution better 10 mcm with magnetic field sensitivity higher than that one of traditional fluxgate.
It has been recently built with the aim to increase the performances in terms of space resolution, time resolved capabilities and data acquisition speed.
The method is first validated using Sandia flames D and F. It is shown that PDF-CCM results converge toward those obtained without CCM as phase-space resolution increases.
Its main scientific objective is to reveal the distribution of dust particles larger than 10 μm in the interplanetary space between 0.72 AU and 1.1 AU with higher time-space resolution than any former in-situ dust detectors.
The high real-space resolution of GEM approaches 0.1 Å due to the high maximum momentum transfer (55 Å−1) [9].
Utilizing reconstruction algorithm designed to improve image-space resolution, e.g., resolution modeling during reconstruction, could help to improve the quality of our PET imaging and decrease partial volume effect [22].
Furthermore, when the motor system is inherently noisy, improving state-space resolution will not improve navigation performance beyond a certain level.
