Sentence examples for distributed scattered from inspiring English sources

Deviation of the control group distributed scattered with distance above 1.0 mm in some regions.

A considerable amount of IL-18-producing cells (mean ± SEM number of positive cells/focus = 9.6 ± 1.4) was found to be distributed scattered within the focal infiltrates.

Especially as we run low on easily extractable nutrients, Chris Doughty, a lecturer at the University of Oxford and the study's lead author, believes it should become clear that the benefits of maintaining a pump that naturally and sustainably harvests and distributes scattered nutrients outweigh the costs of preservation.

Various short-term fading distributions like Nakagami-m, Ricean and Rayleigh assume a resultant homogenous diffuse scattering field, from randomly distributed scatters.

In a real defected system, we expect a finite density of random distributed scattering centers and, as a consequence, the effect of multiple scattering processes should be evaluated in this kind of configuration.

Interferometric techniques use Doppler shifts associated with randomly distributed scattering centers to determine a mean velocity.

Generally, it is impossible to predict with certainty the trajectory of a photon that travels in a medium of randomly distributed scattering and absorption particles.

For distributed scatters, due to the presence of speckle noise, only second polarimetric representations or incoherent decompositions based on covariance or coherency matrix can be employed.

When the particular pixel belongs to distributed scatters with the presence of speckle noise, incoherent approaches must be chosen for data post-processing in order to use the traditional averaging and statistical methods.

The resulting pattern is not normally distributed scatter about the "ideal" direction, but is bimodal (Fig.  1), composed of two somewhat-overlapping distributions.

The distributed scattering also accounts for the general hazy band of scattering around a Debye Scherrer ring, which is often punctuated with tail intersections or near-Bragg events of higher intensity.