Sentence examples for capable of scattering from inspiring English sources
As it is known that irregularities giving rise to equatorial type spread-F are capable of scattering radio waves with frequencies greater than the critical frequency of the F layer, it was decided to carry out, at Accra, an investigation of the irregularities, using a back-scatter radar operating on a frequency of 18 Mc/s.
At the same time, aggregation of proteins into particles capable of scattering light must also be avoided.
This work presents directional radio channel measurements in the W-band using a commercial versatile channel sounder based on a vector network analyzer (VNA), capable of measuring scattering parameters from 75too 500 GHz with frequency converters.
Both, 0.2 ng/ml exogenous TGF-β and CoCM, were capable of inducing scattering of MCF-7 and T47D cells (Fig. S3), indicating that low concentrations of TGF-β as found in CoCM can increase motility of several breast cancer cell lines.
A microfluidic-based multi-angle laser scattering (MALS) system capable of acquiring scattering patterns of a single particle is designed and demonstrated.
Here, we developed a label-free optical microscopy technique based on Brillouin light scattering capable of measuring intracellular longitudinal modulus with optical resolution.
For all the recent images of smiling soldiery, the army is still no less capable than China's of scattering protesting crowds in a hail of bullets.
With future improvements, this device could be capable of performing light scatter based assays, such as relative white blood cell counts.
A very sensitive detector capable of detecting the light scattered at small forward angles from a laser beam was adopted to monitor the onset of precipitation (or failure to dissolve) near the equilibrium point.
For instance, when the United States had hundreds of nuclear-capable bombers scattered around the world, there wasn't much danger Russia could catch them all on the ground in a first strike.
A theoretical model based on combined conduction and radiation heat transfer through porous materials capable of absorbing, emitting and scattering has been used to predict the temperature distribution and heat transfer in insulations comprised of the materials separated by multiple screens (shields).
