Synonyms for high-resolution
high-res·o·lu·tion

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1. high-resolutionadjective

   producing images that are sharp and finely detailed

   "high-resolution photography"; "a high-resolution lens"; "high-resolution television"

   Antonyms:
   low-resolution

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1. List of paraphrases for "high-resolution":

   high-definition

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1. Robin Murphy:

   They don't know what to look for. They don't know how to get the data, you've got a lot of high-resolution imagery of people's property and stuff that you're flying over.

2. Research Professor Suzanne Carbotte:

   The level of detail in the images we can acquire with this technology can’t be acquired any other way and there are a whole host of questions that can be addressed only with the high resolution of the structures and properties of the subsurface that we can obtain.

3. Brad Singer:

   Reversals are generated in the deepest parts of the Earth's interior, but the effects manifest themselves all the way through the Earth and especially at the Earth's surface and in the atmosphere, unless you have a complete, accurate and high-resolution record of what a field reversal really is like at the surface of the Earth, it's difficult to even discuss what the mechanics of generating a reversal are.

4. Lia Siegelman:

   When I saw the richness of the turbulence around the Jovian cyclones, with all the filaments and smaller eddies, it reminded me of the turbulence you see in the ocean around eddies, these are especially evident in high-resolution satellite images of vortices in Earth's oceans that are revealed by plankton blooms that act as tracers of the flow.

5. Michael Grudi?:

   People have been simulating star formation for a couple decades now, but STARFORGE is a quantum leap in technology, other models have only been able to simulate a tiny patch of the cloud where stars form -- not the entire cloud in high resolution. Without seeing the big picture, we miss a lot of factors that might influence the star's outcome.