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Resolution

A document that records a decision or action by a Board of Directors, or a bond resolution by a government entity authorizing a bond issue.

Resolution

An official statement by a board of directors. A resolution is binding on a company unless overruled by shareholders.

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Each has as many lines of resolution as the numbers suggest.

Television: acronyms, specifications, and geometry

The unit's lens shift and progressive scan capabilities allow users to adjust the projected image vertically on the screen, and provides additional lines of resolution and higher definition to produce a crisp, clear display.

Toshiba's new projector delivers ultra-bright, crisp images to large venues and auditoriums

Linda Vuolo, director of camcorder product management at Sony, said the combination camcorder's imager offers 530 lines of resolution, which also produces "outstanding, print-quality still images."

LET'S GET SMALL; CAMCORDER SUPPLIERS ARE PUSHING COMPACT AND COMBINATION DIGITAL MODELS FOR THE FOURTH QUARTER

The GP-KS1000 900,000 pixel Digital Signal Processing camera produces 560 lines of resolution with a signal-to-noise ratio of 54 dB.

Color Micro Head Cameras: high performance, small size

A 13-inch Sony Trinitron monitor with 500 lines of resolution provides outstanding video fidelity with true color.

Enhanced video capabilities

The video playback from a DVD looks much sharper than that from a VHS tape because DVDs can output 500 lines of resolution compared to VHS' maximum of 240.

DVD time!

Standard features for the unit include: a display using 100 or 400 lines of resolution; a menu system; built-in power supply for ICP accelerometers; RS-232C port; 12 bit A/D converter and a PCMCIA type II port for storage.