Sentence examples for although the scattering from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, although the scattering is related to laser speckle, it would occur even with incoherent illumination.

The sufferings of the Falkland Islanders at the hands of the Argentinians (a Chopper bike stolen, a blanket torn up) are over-played, although the scattering of severed duck-heads among one lady's marigolds lingers in the mind.

Although the scattering of the mixtures of the SDC with either of the homopolymer exhibited features predicted by the random phase approximation theory, data could only be fitted by using unrealistic values of intermolecular and intramolecular interaction parameters or using radius of gyration values of the homopolymer that indicated phase separation between SDC and homopolymer.

The authors in [ 3] found that, although the scattering cross-section decreases, the increasing relative refractive index is a dominating factor, and hence, overall scattering increases.

Although the scattering material is different, the dust produces a halo, much like the halo around a traffic light on a foggy night.

Increasing NTO has influenced the Q-factor because the light propagated more smoothly into the periodic Bragg-mirror sections - although the scattering losses have reduced the total optical transmission of the microcavity.

The value of KIIc for both graphite grades was similar, although the scatter was large.

Since the Henzells first made an impact, other low-key guesthouses and villas have arrived, although the scatter of pastel-painted cabins that counts as a "resort" around here has nothing in common with the high-security, package-deal citadels of Jamaica's north coast.

First results show an acceptable agreement between total water vapour columns derived from GOME measurements and H2O columns obtained from the Special Sensor Microwave Imager SSM/I data, although the scatter of the GOME data is high, which needs to be further investigated.

We can recognize that δt tends to be large as the focal depth becomes deep, although the scatter is large.

Although the scatter plots of Fig. 5 do not reveal any narrow stand stage which is optimal for fertilization, it can be concluded that very young stands or dense mature stands should not be fertilized.