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superresolution

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superresolution [¦sü·pər‚rez·ə′lü·shən]
(oceanography)
Separation of tides into components of different frequencies, without taking measurements for the full extent of the longest-period component.


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The following chapters detail microscopy techniques, including nonfluorescence imaging techniques and three-dimensional fluorescence imaging techniques, such as confocal and two-photon microscopies, as well as more recent techniques employing structured illumination and superresolution.
1GB] was accomplished through magnetic superresolution and land-and-groove recording," he said, "and by shifting from a 680nm laser to the slightly shorter 660nm wavelength, which enables new drives to read every earlier media generation back to 650MB, and yet also to write to 2.
The text concludes by applying physical and analytic models developed in earlier chapters in a spectroscopy chapter surveying the current status and design limits of dispersive, interferometric, resonant and metamaterial-based systems and in an imaging chapter exploring extended depth of field, optical and digital superresolution and spectral imaging.
 
 
 
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