Rezolucion

Rezolucion is a term used across languages to denote a formal decision, a policy expression, or the level of detail in a representation. In Spanish, the standard spelling is resolución; rezolucion is a nonstandard variant found in some texts and proper names.

In governance and organizations, a resolution is a formal decision or expression of will adopted by a deliberative body such as a parliament, municipal council, or international organization. It may codify policy, authorize actions, or memorialize a position. Depending on jurisdiction, resolutions may be binding or advisory.

In technology and media, resolution refers to the amount of detail in an image or display. It is commonly expressed as width by height (for example, 1920×1080) or as dots per inch for printed materials. Higher resolution yields sharper detail but larger file sizes and greater bandwidth requirements.

In optics and imaging science, resolution describes the ability to distinguish closely spaced features. Angular resolution measures this ability in angular units, while spatial resolution relates to the smallest discernible detail in an image or scene. Diffraction limits, sensor size, and sampling rate are common factors that constrain resolution.

In general use, resolution can also mean the act of solving a problem or settling a dispute, or the resulting decision or agreement that closes a matter. The term thus spans legal, technological, scientific, and everyday contexts.