Sentence examples for average atomic number from inspiring English sources

Different brightness means difference in the average atomic number.

b BSE image depicting the average atomic number differences in the same area.

In HAADF, the intensity obtained is proportional to the average atomic number.

The average atomic number of each layer was determined under the assumption that the composition is homogeneous.

The brightness of a given area in an BSE image depends on the average atomic number and therefore on the composition.

The recorded images revealed that the brightness of the image was homogeneous and identical to that of the fibres under this layer; the average atomic number of the layer was therefore laterally homogeneous and identical to the average atomic number of the carbon fibres.

Because of the difference in their average atomic numbers, soil will absorb low-energy x-rays impinging upon it, while the lighter mine will "backscatter" a large fraction of the incoming radiation.

Lighter areas correspond to thicker regions and/or higher average atomic numbers, while the darker areas correspond to thinner regions and/or lower average atomic numbers.

In these images, areas with higher average atomic numbers appear brighter than those with lower ones.

If enough are found, the scale is set so that they will have average atomic numbers of 6.

Moreover, small differences in averaged atomic number, which cannot be distinguished visually, can be quantified using high-angle annular dark field scanning transmission electron microscopy images.