Sentence examples for angular divergence from inspiring English sources

These measurements were realized using a monochromatic X-ray beam and exploiting its angular divergence.

A beam line was designed and constructed to energy analyze the output of the accelerator and to provide adjustable size and angular divergence beams to a target station.

The aimed performance on the behavior of the filter with respect to the angular divergence of the incident beam was considered.

A μTAS can deliver significantly larger beam angular divergence at the sample and detector, thus extending the accessible resolution-intensity range, whether using flat or curved monochromating crystals.

An optimal stacking arrangement allows, in principle, the reflection of all neutrons incident on the lens within the appropriate angular divergence range.

A circle contains 360°; the term "1/2" indicates angular divergence equal to 180°, or one-half of 360° ; "1/3" corresponds to 120°, the third of a circle.

Although the angular divergences of leaves represented by the series of fractions already given, are on the whole constant in individual plants, still it must be noted that there are deviations.

There is therefore the need for developing a device capable to measure the energy of electrons over three orders of magnitude (few MeV to few GeV), with still unknown angular divergences.

There is therefore the need to develop a device capable to measure the energy of electrons over three orders of magnitude (few MeV to few GeV) under still unknown angular divergences.

According to diffraction theory, the evolution of the angular (fwhm) divergence Δθ of an HF primary source is expected to fall as, where cos θ is a projection term accounting for off-axis emission lobes and is the effective near-field spatial coherence length of the source.

The number of contributing crystallites is increased at low θ angles; however, the distribution of X-ray flux is reduced according to where δη is a small constant angular increment in the divergence.