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. 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.

2. Abigail Cervantes:

   On December 21, new high-resolution cameras were installed. That's why it looked more spectacular.

3. Cameron Clayton:

   The enhanced forecasts could be revolutionary for some areas of the world, such as for a rural farmer in India or Kenya, if you've never before had access to high-resolution weather data but could now anticipate thunderstorms before they approach your fields, you can better plan for planting or harvesting.

4. Jim Green:

   There must be something about humans not believing in the science, all I can say is we have people who don’t believe we landed on the moon. With the lunar reconnaissance orbiter, we even have high resolution imaging showing what we left on the moon, where it was and where we went to many of the Apollo sites, which clearly demonstrates we were on the moon. So, we are open and honest of what we do. That is a hallmark of NASA.

5. Laura Weyrich:

   Our study really tied together years of previous research from many different fields, as we're able to describe these different diets in different Neanderthals with very high resolution.