Sentence examples for effective scattering from inspiring English sources

Backing blocks contain scatterers such as alumina particles interspersed in the epoxy matrix for the effective scattering and attenuation of ultrasound.

They also found that the effective scattering optical depth is proportional to the visual extinction.

Thus, a system with a high carrier frequency experiences smaller effective scattering areas and as a result smaller areas of visibility of each multipath component.

A numerical simulation shows that the most effective scattering occurs in the case that the wavelength is twice the characteristic scale of the scatterer (Yomogida and Benites 1995).

These Ag NP clusters act as effective scattering centers and increased the optical path length of sunlight, thus increasing the absorption and EQE for shorter wavelengths.

The effective scattering doses are 5.6% an 5.3% in terms of CD variation for beam spot sizes of 0.15um and 0.3um, respectively.

For scatter correction, Astonish uses a version of the effective source scatter estimation (ESSE) method which corrects for scatter by first estimating an effective scatter source that is then projected using an attenuated projection operation [13].

For medium energy collimator, they have shown that the results were quite similar to those obtained with the triple energy window method and slightly weaker than with a more sophisticated effective scatter source estimation (ESSE) method [18].

Due to effective scatter reduction CCD slot scanning techniques provide an image quality comparable to that of CsI-DR systems.

The first employed compensation for attenuation and scatter using the effective source scatter estimation method [39] while the second used compensation for attenuation, scatter and distance-dependent resolution.

The atomically thin Bi2Te2.7Se0.3/SnS2 interfaces allow for effective phonon scattering and decreased thermal conductivity, while the energy filtering effect increase the power factor, resulting an improved figure of merit (ZT).