Sentence examples for continuously scattering from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, particle tracking velocimetry cannot be performed in a continuously scattering flowing media (e.g. blood), while Doppler imaging can be.
NB Monthly and yearly averages available from 1877 continuously, scattered sub-daily from 1869.
Numerical solution of these equations clearly shows attenuation patterns and phase changes that are manifested as the incoming wave disturbance is continuously scattered by non-constant material stiffness values encountered along the propagation path.
LDL aggregation was monitored by continuously measuring light scattering at 680 nm and 37 °C in the spectrophotometers mentioned above.
The phenomenon of SSFS in optical fibers [ 10], in which intrapulse stimulated Raman scattering continuously transfers energy from higher to lower frequencies, has been exploited to create widely frequency-tunable, femtosecond pulse sources with fiber delivery [ 11– 15].
We demonstrated an experimental technique based on stimulated light scattering to continuously sample the relative phase of two spatially separated Bose-Einstein condensates of atoms.
Directly above the sample, an optical system with a light-scattering detector continuously monitors the scattered intensity signal (S) of the sample as it is subjected to prescribed temperature alterations.
The image of range residence time domain was shown in Figure 4, and obviously owing to the velocity component in z direction, the position of scattering points changed continuously.
Debye Bueche analysis of the light scattering data indicates frozen concentration fluctuations within the gel samples, which increase continuously with increasing crosslink density of the hydrogels.
Firing continuously, the Berlin Express, according to its pilot's account, followed his prey through the arch, scattering Nazi soldiers on the ground.
