Sentence examples for be scattered from from inspiring English sources

So, you expect *more* blue light to be scattered from Sunlight or Moonlight when the Sun or Moon is on the horizon than when it is, say, overhead; this makes the object look redder.

Such sensors could be scattered from a plane but may not land in the most ideal positions, so making them mobile could allow them to be repositioned, if somewhat haphazardly.

Consequently, the water contents might be scattered from almost anhydrous to a maximum of approximately 1% to 2% in this area.

It must be realized that one cannot expect an exact agreement between the maximum electron density and the ionosonde signals because the peak density from tomograms is averaged over a pixel of vertical size 50 km, whereas the ionosonde signals may be scattered from a particular height.

This importance sampling procedure applied at a certain depth range, such as from 0 µm to 600 µm, or at any other specified depth range, allows a much larger number of photon packets to be scattered from that depth range towards the collecting optical system than what is obtained using a standard Monte Carlo method that is also based on the MCML.

Due to this thickness, peak broadening was expected due to an underestimation of the scattering angle for photons which were scattered from deeper within the sample.

Thousands of immigrants have been scattered from their tumbledown homes.

Some 60,000 Guineans have been scattered from their homes.

The high schools of the others are scattered from Connecticut to California, Michigan, Ohio, Georgia, Tennessee.

The diary entries are scattered from Nov. 10, 1868 to July 23 , 1881

Hundreds of her works are scattered from North Carolina to Maine to Illinois.