Sentence examples for dispersion of a from inspiring English sources

Having filed this story, I went to Pushkinskaya Square in central Moscow where I witnessed an unnecessary violent dispersion of a peaceful and legal protest against electoral fraud.

In Chattanooga, Tennessee, last summer, a charity outreach worker explained the forcible dispersion of a local tent city by saying, "The city will not tolerate a tent city.

"The dispersion of a population of color throughout California means that white Californians now routinely see others who are unlike them," Dr. Pachon added.

In short, they are among the most popular acts in Latin music today, well known in a wide swath stretching from California to the Midwest, and the line is inching eastward with the growth and dispersion of a Hispanic population that is overwhelmingly of Mexican descent.

Fleming is best known for her work on the classification of stellar spectra the pattern of lines caused by the dispersion of a star's light through a prism placed before a telescope lens.

Entropy is a measure of randomness or dispersion of a given discrete attribute.

Uniform dispersion of a large number of species meant smaller differences in climate and habitat diversity across sampled transects.

Foam is generally a dispersion of a gas in a liquid consisting of a large proportion (approximately 95%) of gas.

The entropy is a measure to know the dispersion of a group with respect to an established class.

The improvement in the mechanical properties in their study was suggested to be due to the good dispersion of A-MWCNTs into the PET matrix (Fig. 12).

Moreover, Zhu et al. [31] achieved a good dispersion of A-MWCNTs into PET matrix also at <0.4 wt% of CNTs.