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The distance between spots or dots on a crt screen that the electronic beam hits?
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What is the distance between spots on a CRT screen?
dot pitch
What is a measure of a CRT screen spots?
Revolution
Is a measure of how many spots on a CRT screen are addressable by software?
The total number of spots on a CRT screen that are addressable by software is called screen resolution. Typical resolutions include 1024x768, 800x600 and 1600x1200.
How do you get black spots off a mobile screen?
You cant the pixels are dead in that region of the screen.
What is the distance between the points -2 2 and -2 2?
0 is the answer. If you start at -2 2, and end at -2 2, you moved 0 spots so there is no distance.
What spots channel has the Need for speed and Medal of Honor?
Electronic arts
How do you measure a strand of hair?
he diameter of a hair (or a thin string or electrical wire) can be measured by scattering laser light on the hair. The scattering creates a diffraction pattern consisting of a line of light and dark spots. If you simply measure the distance from the hair to the projection screen, and the distance from the centre to one of the dark spots, the diameter of the hair can be calculated. Ok, so you're welcome! -Livea
For CRT monitors is a measure of how many spots on a CRT screen are addressable by software?
resolution
Where do hot spots start?
hot spots begin at the boundary between the mantle and the outercore.
What is a measure of how many spots on a crt screen are addressable by software?
This is called "resolution." It is typically two numbers, such as 1024 by 768. This is the width and height of the screen in pixels.
A boat covers certain distance between two spots on a river taking 4hours going down streamm and 6 hours going upstream what time will be taken by the boat to cover same distance in still water?
5 hours both ways
How can people see sun spots?
First of all you should have eye protection and then project an image of the Sun through a telescope or binoculars onto a white screen -- paper plates, walls and sidewalks all work nicely. On the screen you should see a bright circle of light. This is the disc of the Sun. Adjust the distance between the screen and the telescope until the disk is about the size of a small paper plate. The image will probably be blurred; focus your telescope until the circle becomes sharp. Using this method you can see considerable detail in and around sunspot groups.
