These effects can be measured physically to give an acutance value, which is preferred to resolving power as a criterion of a film's sharpness performance.
From an anatomical point of view one may expect the limit to resolving power to be imposed by the "grain" of the retinal mosaic in the same way that the size of the grains in a photographic emulsion imposes a limit to the accuracy with which detail may be photographed.
It can easily accommodate newly identified SNPs to increase resolving power to the canSNP typing of B. anthracis.
"We were able to demonstrate resolving power of about 8 million for 12-second transients, which is great," she says.
This configuration was shown to have resolving power of 5 μm over an object-depth of 2.5 mm.
For example, DTIMS uses temporal terms (t/Δ t) to define resolving power, whereas TWIMS has reported resolving power in terms of the ion collision cross section (CCS/ΔCCS), and in FAIMS and DMS, the compensation field-based resolving power (Ec/Δ Ec) is commonly used.
For deeper divergences, in contrast, it appears that either true phylogenetic signal at nt3 is weakened by saturation, or non-phylogenetic signal becomes relatively stronger, or both, leading typically to less resolving power.
This frequency spread leads to decreased mass resolving power and signal-to-noise.
This convenience does not translate to ion mobility resolving power because the separation parameters differ from one ion mobility method to another, as gas-phase mobility is an extrinsic physical property.
Gas chromatography is an important method owing to its speed, resolving power, and detector sensitivity.
