The device features a 9.7 (diagonal) display with a resolution of 2,048 by 1,536 (QXGA) resulting in 3.1 million pixels, this gives the display a pixel density of 264 ppi.

About 20 million stars will be measured with a distance precision of 1 and about 200 million will be measured to better than 10 .

As light in water is less scattered than in ice this results in a better resolving power.

Such visits, carried out with the consent of States, could be useful in terms of establishing a better dialogue with such States and of providing a more accurate picture of the situation on the ground.

In a way, we are building personalized propaganda engines that feeds users content which makes them feel good and throws away the uncomfortable bits.

Similar advances in climate modeling are occurring, thanks to methodological improvements and better data.

Better measurement of such flows will lead to more accurate assessment of economic conditions, thus helping to formulate better macroeconomic and structural policies and support the development process as a whole.

And its tight control of the use of its patents has inhibited the development by others of better and more accurate tests for the presence of the gene.

Advanced systems that have a high degree of recognition accuracy for most fonts are now common.

This was because the accuracy of the pressure altimeter (used to determine altitude) decreases with height.

But, as societies become richer, the demands of the electorate become more nuanced.

Tell me the more exact time.

(ii) Accurate record keeping?

(d) Unpredictability of forecasting

Investment in statistical capacity would help governments and businesses worldwide to make better policy decisions, based on a more accurate accounting of the associated costs and benefits.

the landscape is much more nuanced, and highly personalized.

Set here the precision of the Gaussian function.

We call it, in fact, a Li Fi, light fidelity.

Empathy should reduce the location's accuracy

The summary of the analysis of data accuracy and data origin

By contrast, non financial companies seem to take a more nuanced approach to central banks role.

Microsoft is working in conjunction with companies that specialize in identifying phishing schemes to ensure the list of known sites is accurate and quickly updated.

This includes support for better information systems in the areas of health and education, including for micro planning to generate more accurate data for immunization and for tracking enrolment and retention rates in schools.

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The accuracy of these data is debatable.

This time line is in accordance with best business practice.

4. Requests the Secretary General to continue to improve the accuracy of translation of documents into the official languages, giving particular significance to the quality of translation

In theory, the continuous information (also analog signal) has an infinite number of possible values with the only limitation on resolution being the accuracy of the analog device.

This is much sharper than an ultrasound would be.

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The accuracy of the aspirate is improved by using the Gastroccult test.

A major effort is currently being pursued to increase the accuracy of weapons.

Kids are more engaged with open possibilities.

And then, he had better telescopic, more fine grain data in which he could figure out that as the Earth is going around faster according to Kepler's Laws than Saturn, then we catch up with it.

11. Also requests the Secretary General to continue to improve the accuracy of translation of documents into the official languages, giving particular significance to the quality of translation

This is neither a correct description nor a useful terminology for terrorist acts, which are more correctly described as criminal.

The main factors which can produce collateral effects, during or following a conflict, include

The quality of the results depends to a great extent on the accuracy of the underlying model.

A key advance in audio fidelity came with the Dolby A noise reduction system, invented by Ray Dolby and introduced into professional recording studios in 1966.

Several delegations welcomed the new article II O bis, although they thought that it should be more specific and strengthened.

We can produce better work if we're working together, after all, or at least learn from each other.

The sooner it comes to grips with its problem, the better.

I work with Twyla Tharp a lot, and I work with Mark Morris a lot, who is one of my best friends.

The mathematics of quantum mechanics very accurately describes how our universe works.

And then watch this whole river bank, and watch how precise the synchrony is.