high-resolution
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- adjective
- /haɪ ˌrɛzəˈluːʃən/
- Specialized
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de alta resolución
- Images from the Hubble arrive on a high-resolution printer. J.P.L. Technician 1 grabs four photos from the printer.
- high-resolution image
- high-resolution lithography
- high-resolution imaging
Effectively what it was, was a high-priced, high resolution laser printer.
- Effectively what it was, was a high-priced, high resolution laser printer.
- I sure hope so because I really, really want higher resolution panels.
- They won't just be faster and higher resolution.
- And that's a it's a different question than creating a ultra high resolution, high fidelity simulation of physics.
- When I was a graduate student, we were doing a unique kind of super high resolution spectroscopy.
- It seems to me that that scenario with the neural dust is one in which we have an incredibly high resolution picture of how the brain works.
- Do you remember like the, do you remember the the first time that you saw the new higher resolution image of the source you were looking at?
- Number one, it has a large, bright, beautiful, high resolution display and it has front facing speakers.
- I'm still like separating the Quest Pros as being easily the highest resolution, most, most real life pass through I've ever seen.
Examples
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So it's a textured mesh with high resolution imagery built in as well.
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Then there were no smartphones and high resolution cameras, so it's just a small Canon camera.
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So it's big, bright, super high resolution, super sharp.
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Number one, it has a large, bright, beautiful, high resolution display and it has front facing speakers.
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It's got definitely licensed high resolution images of each of them.
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We didn't need all these fancy high resolution pictures.
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But what we want to do is make high resolution scans of those specimens, put them online in an accessible database that anyone can access.
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The Model 4100G Video Graphic Recorder offers a full-color, high-resolution VGA touch screen display.
Academic text (1997) -
The high-resolution image clearly captures every detail of the landscape.
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The new television has a high-resolution display that makes colors look more vivid and lifelike.
Antonyms
How Detailed
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
high-resolution = high + resolution (transparent) = high + resolution
Meaning is directly built from 'high' (large/greater) + 'resolution' (level of detail), a regular and productive descriptive compound.
Etymology
High-resolution comes from high ('great' or 'large') and resolution ('level of detail'). Think of a picture made of many tiny dots called pixels: with high resolution there are more dots, so the image looks sharp and shows fine detail.