Sentence examples for tight resolution from inspiring English sources
Such tight resolution will be impossible for Lidar to achieve in the foreseeable future, as neither the frequency of measurements nor the optic sensitivity of the satellites is adequate.
To regain control, Mr Obama and his allies in the West should seek a tight UN resolution instructing Syria to co-operate.
To date, tight temporal resolution of human mobility has largely been the sole purview of ancient DNA studies.
By identifying zygotically expressed genes (Fig. 2) and then applying tight temporal resolution (Fig. 5B,C), our work confirms that, consistent with previous radioactivity incorporation experiments (Kane and Kimmel, 1993), zygotic transcription begins after ten cell cycles.
Similar computations for a case with 10° yaw gave reasonable agreement for drag force, while the pressure distributions suggested the need for tighter grid resolution or possibly improved turbulence models.
What you hope and work for will change as you do, so don't hold too tight to resolutions you may have outgrown.
Because the core of Typhoon Haiyan was deep and tight, higher spatial resolution was necessary for horizontal and vertical convection of the air.
The R&D undertaken by the VELO group in order to produce a sensor that satisfies the tight radiation hardness, efficiency, resolution and low material requirements of LHCb has resulted in the choice of an n-on-n double metal layer solution.
One source close to the Israeli embassy said that if a tight and strict U.N. resolution could be drafted, "it would be a very good development from Israel's point of view".
3) The diagonal elements of the Fisher information matrix are not the appropriate quantity to consider as a tight bound on the resolution.
Although mean pairwise distances (MPD) did not show a tight correlation with the resolution capacity of each marker, the comparison of this parameter within families represented by more than one species did reveal differences in the substitution rate among the three markers, and among taxonomic groups.
