Sentence examples for distinct scattering from inspiring English sources

Remarkably, we observe a distinct scattering of the tracks over the South Atlantic Anomaly.

Rather, we found that it is best described (R 2 > 0.995) by a double Lorentzian line-shape, indicative of two distinct scattering processes.

Distinct scattering bands correspond to photoreceptor IS/OS junction, photoreceptor outer segment tips, and the RPE and represent the thick scattering bands of outer retina [9].

The Fourier transformed (FT) of EXAFS spectra of Ni-reacted samples are similar with Ni Al LDH and Ni Zn Al LTH standards (Fig. 4b), all of which exhibit two distinct scattering shells.

The asymmetry in the G peak as a result of the lowering of the degeneracy of the in-plane E 2g optical phonon leads to distinct scattering modes, labelled G+ and G− (in keeping with the convention used for carbon nanotubes).

The changes in range size show a distinct scattering across the cladograms whether modelled with BIOCLIM or Maxent (fig 12).

For the local effective properties, a distinct scatter is observed.

Rendering realistic atmospheric effects involves three distinct elements: scattering models, geometric atmospheric density distribution (GADD) models, and numerical integration schemes for each.

The Microflow Cytometer measured distinct side scatter and fluorescence properties of Synechococcus sp., Nitzschia d., and Thalassiosira p.; measurements were confirmed using the benchtop Accuri C6 flow cytometer.

The experiments also tested an online booking system that enabled visitors to schedule pickups and drop-offs at any of 10 distinct stations scattered around the garden, automatically routing and redeploying the vehicles to accommodate all the requests.

Furthermore, most cases of primary extrahepatic HCC are continuous and localized masses [12], whereas the tumors in this case are extensively distinct and scattered.