Sentence examples for Below scattering from inspiring English sources

It's all very mysterious and epic feeling – completely recognisable in its aesthetic to anyone familiar with the Halo mythos – and brings a number of alien species to Earth (more on which in the gallery below), scattering them around the last surviving human city; a walled citadel protected by the Guardians - whose ranks you'll join as you begin the game.

The backscatter is different in character above and below about 80 km, with scatter from a range of angles up to about 10° to 15° centered on the zenith above 80 km, indicating a mixture of quasi-isotropic and specular scatter, while below, scatter is from a more restricted range of angles, typically less than 5°, indicating a scattering process rather more specular in character.

Spoon on more purée, saving 1-2tbsp for the biscuits below, scatter the raspberries and place a biscuit on top.

The gunfire on the street below had scattered terrified lunchtime throngs, the police said.

Above ∼150 °C, an increase in scattering below q = 1 nm–1 is observed and the correlations at higher q dissipate, signaling a loss of the regular nanocrystal spacing.

I leave him there and walk back to the entrance via the battlements, noticing the villages scattered below, some with mosques, others with churches.

The No. 18 bus, charred below, had scattered the flesh of nineteen people even to the rooftops.

This was his show, about him, with the cabinet below and scattered among rows to his left, an appendage.

Chosen for their rental availability, number of married couples, number of children under six, mean annual income and cost of living, the cities below -- scattered all over the country -- offer options for couples at any stage of their lives.

Figure 4f shows that when f is small, PRISM will slightly over-estimate the image intensity at scattering angles below the probe semi-angle, and slightly under-estimates the intensity at higher scattering angles.

The investigated wavelength range lies between 400 nm and 800 nm and the range of scanning angle is confined to 30° to 90° (see Fig. 1a), since the transmission is dominant over reflection in intensity for our investigated samples, and direct transmission (scattering angle below 30°) is omitted.