low-resolution
/ˌlōrezəˈlo͞oSH(ə)n
/adjective Computing
1Relating to a visual output device, such as a CRT or a printer, whose images are not sharply defined.WebTV and similar devices use a standard low-resolution TV as the display, so they can't display a full web page from most sites without scrolling....
- This means that they draw far less power and they can be used with small portable devices which have mostly been using monochrome low-resolution displays to conserve power.
- If you use a computer and printer, do not submit low-resolution dot matrix print-outs; they will not be read.
1.1Relating to an image that lacks sharp focus or fine detail.A high-resolution video of a speaker takes too long to download, but a low-resolution video makes fine details such as the speaker's face and hands appear fuzzy....
- The highland regions seen first in low-resolution Earth-based radar images and Pioneer-Venus radar altimetry are among the most complex surfaces and consist of a terrain that is complexly faulted in orthogonal patterns.
- But it is advisable to start with high-resolution 35-mm slides and then scan to create low-resolution digital images, rather than the other way around.
- mucocyst
- mucodermal
- mucoepidermoid
- mucogelatinous
- mucogingival
- mucoid
- mucoidal
- mucoidy
- mucoitin
- mucoitin sulfuric acid
- mucoitin sulphuric acid
- mucolipid
- mucolipidosis
- mucolytic
- mucomembranous
- muconate
- muconic acid
- mucopeptide
- mucoperichondrial
- mucoperichondrium
- mucoperiosteal
- mucoperiosteum
- mucoperiostitis
- mucopolysaccharide
- mucopolysaccharidosis