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| - The Resolution enum is used by the RenderSettings class. It has 19 items.
- Resolution is "the amount of detail that can be seen in an image."
- Resolution is a novel by GreenGecko. The story is preceded by Revolution.
- Resolution is the sixteenth episode of .hack//Roots.
- Racial Assertion for Demand Races This card is available for use by the following players: All This card has a random chance of being awarded by a Statement Knowledge book. Available from the Anniversary Diplomat's Cardpack This card is available as a reward from the following quest(s): Take to the Seas, Diplomat's Saga: The Break of Dawn
- Resolution is the process by which the consequences of an action are decided.
* Narrative resolution: The action occurs as is narratively appropriate.
* Mechanical resolution: The action occurs as is mandated by the game mechanics.
* Conventional resolution: The action occurs as is mutally agreeable to the players.
- Resolution is the 301st chapter of Akira Amano's Katekyō Hitman Reborn!.
- "resolution" is an original song by Sperion featuring Camui Gackpo along with Lily in the chorus. A self cover by Sperion featuring only Lily and another self cover featuring Merli. In the song Sperion the instruments, piano, 3 keyboards, guitar, bass guitar, drum set and SFX were used.
- そばにいるよあなたの中で励まし続けるからあなたの中で見守り続けるからほら感じるでしょうあたし達の |-|Romaji= Anata wo mamoru hikari no tabanOnegai kagayaite mou ichidoSubete sasageru atashitachi no inochiAnata ni nara hoshikunaiAnata wo mamoru hikari no tawaa yoAnkoku wo tsuranuki dou ka dou kaAnata ni todoke kakugo yo todoke Soba ni iru yoAnata no naka de hagemashitsuzukeru karaAnata no naka de mimamoritsuzukeru karaHora kanjiru deshouAtashitachi no
- Resolution (決意 Ketsui) is the forty-eighth chapter of To Love-Ru.
- A resolution is a normal bill without proposals. It is usually used for role playing, such as internal events, cabinet decisions or international acts (like declarations of war).
- 'Resolution is the name of interstellar spaceships in multiple works of science fiction.
- Resolution is the amount of pixels a screen can display. For example, a screen resolution of 1280x1024 would be 1280 horizontal bars of pixels, each 1024 pixels tall. Getting the right resolution setting in a game will make it look better and in some cases improve performance.
- Resolution is the act of using the abilities on a card in the order they are written.
- Resolutions are World Assembly proposals that have reached quorum and are eligible for vote before the entire WA. Passed resolutions hold the force of law in all current WA Member nations, although resolutions adopted prior to April 2008 (when the WA was known as the United Nations) are no longer in effect. Every time a resolution is voted in, members receive a notice from the Compliance Ministry informing them of new laws to bring them into compliance. Only current members are affected by passage, and though leaving the WA doesn't change the effect, it can be reversed through daily issues (or partially reversed if a repeal passes). Nations that join the WA are assumed to have adopted all passed resolutions, even though there is no in-game effect to that nation.
- In Wraith: The Oblivion, Resolution is the process by which a Wraith "says goodbye" to his Passions and Fetters. Resolution is a critical step towards Transcendence. Resolving a fetter is a process of saying farewell, enacted through roleplaying. During the process, the wraith comes to terms with his mortality and the relationship it has with the fetter. Doing so progressively reduces the fetter's rating, until it can be formally resolved and reduced to zero. Passions can be resolved using the same system, although resolving them does not provide a benefit outside of transcendence.
- Resolution is the seventh studio album by American groove metal band Lamb of God. It is available on a single disc CD or a 2-disc deluxe edition. Like the band's previous release, this album was produced and mixed by Josh Wilbur. The main difference with previous records is that its writing process started before they ended touring on Wrath, and started in hotel rooms on a laptop.
- The ceremony to summon Suzaku commences as Miaka makes her 3 wishes. When nothing appears, Chiriko starts playing the flute and everyone falls on their knees in pain. Chiriko reveals himself to be Amiboshi, a member of the Seriyuu Seven. Suddenly, another sound breaks Amiboshi's powers. As Amiboshi runs away, Tasuki and Tamahome pursue him then Chichiri and Miaka follow. The group follows Amiboshi to a river. As Amiboshi steps on a weak stone which crumbles he starts to fall into the river.Miaka jumps and grabs his flute in time to save him, but Amiboshi has different plans and lets go of the flute and falls into the river. The group return to the castle and come back with only Amiboshi's flute. Then the real Chiriko is revealed to be a thirteen year old boy. He tells them how he saved the
- Resolution is the number of individual elements that make up a picture or a frame of video. When dealing with digital video or images, resolution is quite straightforward. The image is made up of thousands of different squares. When editing DV video in NTSC, the resolution is 720 (horizontal) by 480 (vertical).
- The ritual was proposed between fifteen and twenty centuries before the 24th century in order to avoid societal problems the population faced with their elderly. They were sent to deathwatch facilities where they simply waited for death. Severe overcrowding and detrimental environments led to mistreatment. Furthermore, many families found it hard to visit them when they encountered mental problems. Rather than have families make the decision on an appropriate age for the ritual, an age of sixty was chosen for the ceremony, as a point in life when people could have full possession of their faculties and be able to say goodbye to their families. The ritual became a cornerstone of Kaelon life for the next 1,400 years, and it was taboo to consider not performing the ceremony.
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