Sentence examples for collected scatter from inspiring English sources

The collected Raman scattering is focused onto the entrance slit by an f-matched lens (Olympus, 4X, 0.1NA) to maximize the amount of collected scatter onto the EMCCD detector.

Collected scatter and fluorescence data can be used to identify cell type or gene expression via immunophenotyping, ploidy analysis, size measurement, and fluorochrome expression analysis.

The effect is due to the relevant absorption of Pr-doped ceria in the visible range, which limits both the penetration depth of the incident radiation and as a consequence the collected scattering signal to the most superficial layer of the sample, suggesting that the oxygen vacancies and therefore the dopant concentration are higher at the surface [33].

In particular, we only collect scattered field data in a small region surrounding the location from which an incident field was transmitted.

And, the spectrometer collects scattered lights from the surface after filtering, and sends them to the CCD camera detector connected to a powerful computer and a WITec special software system.

Although these works are arranged in a more orderly and linear fashion, the strong sense of excitement and pressing action continues with these images, with stripper-esque figures collecting scattered one-dollar bills on the ground and a majestic dog cruising in a convertible on a busy city street.

All raw data from electrophysiology and immuno-fluorescence microscopy were collected in scatter plots to investigate data distributions.

As a result, the systems likely collected light scatter originating from a larger range of illumination angles than intended.

At the center, Mr. Schönfeld will continue his research and the development of the opera, he said, as he contemplates the numerous artworks Mr. Wilson has collected and scattered around his compound, none labeled.

The crystal phases of the samples were analyzed by an X-ray diffractometer with CuKα radiation (XRD: model D/max RA; Rigaku Co., Japan, CuKα radiation 0.15418 nm), and data were collected for scattering angles (2θ) which ranged from 5° to 70° with a step size of 0.02°.

The collected light scattering data were fitted to the Zimm formalism using Astra v5.3.4 software (Wyatt Technology) for calculation of weight-averaged molar mass.