Sentence examples for first scattering from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hughes quotes the always-exacting Mr. Lethem, who observed about Brooklyn: "Mongrel by deep nature, the place absorbed the first scattering of hippies, homosexuals and painters pretty ungrudgingly.

After arriving at the first scattering center, the photon is scattered and then continues to move with attenuation.

While the isotropic nematic phase transition can be detected from the height and shape of the first scattering peak around 7QD for larger aspect ratios, this feature becomes much less discriminatory with decreasing aspect ratio.

Assume that a photon from a UV source is uniformly emitted within the beam divergence and centered at direction angles and, and migrates a distance before the first scattering happens.

The computation of Equation 5 using S(E 0 ) obtained from Monte Carlo simulations [22] is given in Figure 7 and shows that contrary to99mTc, the first scattering emission can be reasonably considered as isotropic for90Y.

First, scattering of light by most tissues limits the depth of penetration into the tissue to 80 to 100 μm on average, which for lymph nodes allows the penetration of about only one-quarter of the whole lymph node.

In the first, scattered and cracked dark marble tombstones bore names that sound familiar to North American ears, lettered in Hebrew and Portuguese.

The first scatter would polarize the electrons and the second scatter would analyze the produced polarization, giving rise to an asymmetry.

The first scatter plot shows a clear positive correlation between the intensity and lifetime of EBs.

In Fig. 3, thresholds within the range [50, 85] are depicted, which states an excerpt of the first scatter plot.

Rupp's 1932 experiment first scattered electrons at 90° from a gold foil, followed by a 90° scatter from a gold wire.