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Resolution
* Indicates the number of dots that make up an image on a screen or printer.
* Refers to crisp, distinct images
  - how many locations represent the waveform at each given sample
  - the physical information space of a given output device
* Web content management systemf or Internet, intranet and extranet sites.
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* broad process, moving through many states of consciousness.
* bunch of dots that are assigned or mapped to a given space.
* can also refer to the number of bits per pixel.
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* defines the distance at which objects can be seen and identified.
* determines the amount of ink used to create a single dot.
* function of the thickness of the slice illuminated by the X-ray beam.
* has a major effect on the number of bytes generated when scanning.
* is an important instrument characteristic in astronomy
  - indication of digital image quality, which is determined by the number of pixels
  - another term for the sharpness of an image
  - breakdowns
  - controlled by wavelength of the propagating electromagnetic wave in the ground
  - decisions
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  - expressed as the size of a pixel in terrain coverage
* is expressed in pixels
  - terms of the number of pixels displayed horizontally and vertically
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  - key Resolution is the number of dots per inch that make up a picture
  - mainly a function of the wavelength of the source with which objects are radiated
* is measured by the number of dots per line
  - in dots per inch
* is measured in pixels and dots - the more pixels, the sharper the image
  - or dots
  - which are simply colour dots that make up the picture
  - noted as the horizontal pixels by the number of lines vertically
  - only one measure of an image's quality
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  - sharpness, which is the size of the file
  - simply the number of pixels per inch
* is the ability of a binocular to distinguish fine detail
  - camera, monitor, or system, to represent fine detail
  - detector to differentiate between two objects
  - lens to distinguish between small objects
* is the ability to distinguish between two closely spaced points
  - two closely-spaced points
  - two things that are close together
  - multiple targets
  - two points of light as separate and distinct
  - make out detail and is determined by how big across the telescope is
  - see fine detail
  - separate objects very close together
  - amount of information an image contains
  - degree of detail that is retained in the magnified image
  - difference in intensity between a channel and the two adjacent ones
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  - extent to which a machine can differentiate between objects
  - limit up to which two small objects are still seen separately
  - mechanism by which a computer on the Internet can discover what a name refers to
  - number by which a camera's clarity is commonly measured
* is the number of colored dots used to make up a picture
  - dots per inch available from the scanner
* is the number of pixels displayed on screen in vertical and horizontal direction
  - or dots that make up the screen
* is the number of pixels used to display the interface expressed as width times height
  - to represent the desired object
  - units available to represent graphic detail in an image
  - overall sharpness, usually measured at the center of the field
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  - separation of protein bands relative to their band widths
* is the size of the slice time can be divided into
  - smallest contrasting object pairs that can be sharply distinguished
* is the smallest change that can be distinguished by a measurement instrument
  - detectable change in distance
  - measurable change that can be detected
  - move that can be made by a positioner
  - reliable measurement that a system can make
  - standard measure of scanner quality
  - term used to describe the quality of the picture produced by the digital camera
  - true optical resolution of the scanner
  - where most people make mistakes when scanning
* means the number of dots per inch
  - latitude or longitude lines for a complete superquadric
* measure of how sharp an image is or the amount of detail included in the file
  - the smallest object that can be seen in an image
* measurement of clarity or detail
  - how many pixels can fit on a screen
* measurement of the imaging system's ability to reproduce object detail
  - smallest detail that can be distinguished between two points
* measures the amount of detail that can be seen in an image
  - cameras ability to reproduce an image
* plays a large part in the ability of a map to accurately describe the earth s features.
* property of all detectors and is generally a way of measuring their quality.
* qualitative expression of how much detail can be observed through a given telescope.
* refers to how many pixels display on a monitor screen
  - sharpness of the images and the size of the image on the screen
* refers to the ability to distinguish the smallest visible objects on a photograph
  - two objects as separate entities
  - observe fine detail
  - amount of detail that the scanner can reproduce
  - area represented by each pixel on the satellite image
* refers to the density and size of the scanned image
  - of the screen image
* refers to the detail actually revealed in the image of a real specimen
  - and quality of the images the monitor can display
  - discernibility or clarity of objects in an image
* refers to the number of dots on the screen
  - that can be printed within a specified area
  - used to compose the picture
* refers to the number of pixels in a picture
  - or picture elements in a picture
  - or screen dots
  - per inch or the number of pixels per centimeter
  - that fit on the screen
  - quality and sharpness of the printer's output
* refers to the sharpness and clarity of an image
* software application used to create and maintain corporate minutes.
* square root function of the theoretical plate number.
* way of measuring the sharpness of a digital image