Sentence examples for becoming scattered from inspiring English sources
That awareness can help budding managers motivate difficult employees and tackle work challenges without becoming scattered, frustrated or worn down.
Instead of becoming scattered, we can follow the advice of Unitarian clergyman Edward Everett Hale, who wrote, "I am only one, but I am one.
At the same time, the available scientific knowledge is also becoming more scattered across multiple scientific disciplines.
Because the situation in the Middle East lurched from crisis to crisis, this resulted in his troops becoming widely scattered at times.
Most models of Solar System formation show both KBOs and SDOs first forming in a primordial comet belt, whereas later gravitational interactions, particularly with Neptune, sent the objects spiraling outward, some into stable orbits (the KBOs) and some into unstable orbits, becoming the scattered disc.
His forebears belonged to the sugar plantocracy, but lost their estate in a family feud and scattered, becoming judges or doctors.
Each peak has a sharp rising edge due to the scatter from the front edge of boxes, and then a longer tail which arises from the scattered photons becoming attenuated within the box.
LAS VEGAS -- With data provided by Tivo Research and selling software from SpotX, Clypd is powering "reach extension" for national advertisers on cable networks in what is becoming a more robust "scattered" marketplace, explains Mark Mitchell Chief Relationship Officer of Clypd in this interview with Beet.TV.
The paste is doctor bladed to form an orange precursor layer on a glass or conducting glass substrate, and subsequently thermally annealed in a nitrogen glove box, becoming grey and highly optically scattering in the process.
This paper suggests a novel method, which models the first order Rayleigh scatter as a separate set of factor(s) in the decomposition step by shifting the Rayleigh scatter into becoming low-rank bi-linear.
Invented in North America in the 1950s, neutron scattering is becoming an essential tool in a wide range of materials science projects.
