pixelDensity

P41264
predicate

Indicates the number of pixels per unit of length or area used to represent or display a visual element.

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All labels observed (11)

Label Occurrences
pixelDensity canonical 34
displayPixelDensity 9
pixelDensityPPI 8

Description generation (PDg)

The one-sentence description above was generated by prompting gpt-5.1 with the predicate name and this instruction.

Instruction
Given a predicate that represents a relationship or action between entities, generate a one-sentence description explaining its meaning.  
# Instructions
Focus on describing the relationship, not the entities themselves. 
# Response Format
Begin the description with \' Indicates...\'
Input
Predicate: pixelDensity
Generated description
Indicates the number of pixels per unit of length or area used to represent or display a visual element.

Sample triples (59)

Subject Object
13-inch MacBook Pro (M2, 2022) 227 ppi ⓘ
Pro Display XDR 218 ppi ⓘ
Pixel 4a ~443 ppi ⓘ
Pixel 6a ~429 ppi ⓘ
Google Pixel 3 ~443 ppi ⓘ
HTC 8X approximately 342 ppi ⓘ
MacBook Pro 13-inch (M1) 227 via predicate surface "pixelDensityPPI" ⓘ
MacBook Pro 13-inch (2019) 227 ppi ⓘ
Apple M2 iPad Pro (11-inch, 4th generation) 264 ppi via predicate surface "displayPPI" ⓘ
iPad Air (4th generation) 264 ppi via predicate surface "displayPixelDensity" ⓘ
iPhone 12 mini 476 ppi via predicate surface "displayPixelDensity" ⓘ
iPhone 13 460 ppi ⓘ
iPad mini (6th generation) 326 via predicate surface "pixelDensityPPI" ⓘ
iPhone 13 Pro 460 ppi via predicate surface "displayPixelDensity" ⓘ
Samsung Galaxy S Duos 233 ppi via predicate surface "displayPixelDensity" ⓘ
Pixel Slate 293 ppi ⓘ
LG Nexus 5 445 ppi ⓘ
iPhone 7 326 ppi ⓘ
iPad Pro 10.5-inch 264 via predicate surface "pixelDensityPPI" ⓘ
iPhone 6 326 ppi ⓘ
iPhone 6 Plus 401 ppi ⓘ
7th generation iPad 264 ppi via predicate surface "displayPixelDensity" ⓘ
12.9‑inch iPad Pro (1st generation) 264 via predicate surface "pixelDensityPPI" ⓘ
iPad (8th generation)
linked to: 8th generation iPad
264 ppi via predicate surface "displayPixelDensity" ⓘ
iPad Air (3rd generation) 264 ppi via predicate surface "displayPixelDensity" ⓘ
9.7-inch iPad Pro
linked to: 9.7‑inch iPad Pro
264 ppi ⓘ
Kobo Nia 212 via predicate surface "pixelDensityPPI" ⓘ
Google Nexus 7 (2012) 216 ppi ⓘ
iPhone 8 326 via predicate surface "pixelDensityPpi" ⓘ
iPhone X 458 ppi ⓘ
iPad (6th generation) 264 ppi via predicate surface "displayPixelDensity" ⓘ
iPhone 8 Plus 401 ppi ⓘ
MacBook Pro 13-inch (Intel, 2020) 227 ppi ⓘ
android.print.PrintAttributes.Resolution int via predicate surface "parameterType:horizontalDpi" ⓘ
android.print.PrintAttributes.Resolution int via predicate surface "parameterType:verticalDpi" ⓘ
android.print.PrintAttributes.Resolution int via predicate surface "returnType:getHorizontalDpi()" ⓘ
android.print.PrintAttributes.Resolution int via predicate surface "returnType:getVerticalDpi()" ⓘ
android.print.PrintAttributes.Resolution dots per inch in X direction via predicate surface "horizontalDpiMeaning" ⓘ
android.print.PrintAttributes.Resolution dots per inch in Y direction via predicate surface "verticalDpiMeaning" ⓘ
MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019) 226 via predicate surface "pixelDensityPPI" ⓘ
iPhone 6s 326 ppi ⓘ
iPhone 4 326 ppi ⓘ
Huawei P20 Pro ~408 ppi ⓘ
MacBook Air (2018–2019 Intel models) 227 ppi ⓘ
LG UltraFine 5K Display 218 ppi ⓘ
MacBook Pro 15-inch (2018) 220 ppi ⓘ
Samsung Galaxy S9+ ~529 ppi ⓘ
Samsung Galaxy Note9 ~516 via predicate surface "pixelDensityPPI" ⓘ
Huawei Nova 9 SE ~387 via predicate surface "pixelDensityPPI" ⓘ
iPad Pro (11-inch, 1st generation) 264 ppi ⓘ