Talk:Resolution: Difference between revisions

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	==Confusion of high ~~and~~ low resolution==		==Confusion of high vs. low resolution==
	High resolution is characterized by being able to distinguish smaller features, so there is an inverse relationship between the quality of a structure and the length scale given for the resolution. For example, a 1.0 Angstrom structure resolves finer detail than a 4.0 Angstrom structure, so the 1.0 Angstrom structure is said to have higher resolution than the 4.0 Angstrom structure.		High resolution is characterized by being able to distinguish smaller features, so there is an inverse relationship between the quality of a structure and the length scale given for the resolution. For example, a 1.0 Angstrom structure resolves finer detail than a 4.0 Angstrom structure, so the 1.0 Angstrom structure is said to have higher resolution than the 4.0 Angstrom structure.

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