Sentence examples for broad range of scattering from inspiring English sources

This optical configuration is different from those commonly used in diffuse transmission spectrometers employing, for example, integrating spheres or similar optical configurations that accept light from a broad range of scattering angles.

However, when light from a broad range of scattering angles is being measured simultaneously, the scattering component of the transmitted light is averaged over the scattering angles observed.

It consists of 15 papers peer-reviewed by two or more experts, covering a broad range of dust topics: solar system dust, interstellar dust, and intergalactic dust as well as light scattering, in-situ analyser developments, and laboratory astrophysics.

This structural characterisation has been combined with spectral analysis and light-path modelling to show that for those beetles that exhibit this intense whiteness (Cyphochilus and Lepidota stigma) light is scattered multiple times very efficiently to give equal scattering over a broad range of wavelengths.

However, the reported values of the effective lateral solids dispersion coefficient (Dsr) are scattered in the broad range of 0.0001 0.1 m2/s.

In contrast to preterm infant births, the births of term and late preterm infants are scattered over a broad range of facilities, many of which care for relatively few infants each year with NE.

Traditionally used 1D-curves (e.g. exponential, lognormal and Weibull functions) fitted significantly the frequency-distance relationship, but provided highly inaccurate descriptions owing to the broad range of variability (i.e. the huge scatter of the datasets described by the curves) that arise from the strong anisotropy of the recruitment kernels.

Moreover, the species encoding these reactions are scattered throughout the tree, which reflects a broad range of both bacterial and archaeal taxa.

A complete quantitative characterization of the strengthening distributions covering a broad range of aging conditions was obtained using the small angle neutron scattering (SANS) technique, complemented with high-resolution transmission electron microscopy (HTEM).

Photonic structures incorporated in lepidopteran scales are responsible for a very broad range of optical effects: iridescence, narrow-band reflection, large solid-angle scattering, polarisation effects, additive colour mixing and more.

Wide-angle X-ray scattering from proteins provides a means to identify a broad range of ligand-induced changes in secondary, tertiary, and quaternary structure.