Sentence examples for homogeneous scattering from inspiring English sources
In this article, we refer to fog as the homogeneous scattering medium made up of molecules large enough to equally scatter all wavelengths as described in [1].
In scattering-based depth-resolving imaging modalities such as OCT, the reflective layers should also have homogeneous scattering characteristics to appear uniformly bright in the image, much like a metal film on glass would produce a laterally uniform brightness.
The 3D views confirm the earlier findings from the 2D slices: The control lung exhibits a strong homogeneous scattering pattern all over its volume, whereas the emphysema lung shows reduced scattering in the periphery and the fibrotic lung lacks scattering areas in the central, peribronchial regions.
In outdoor multi-hop transmissions, the assumption of homogeneous scattering environment for all the constituent links is definitely an approximation; because in actual scenario, cascaded links are often characterised by heterogeneous environment due to scattering density variations.
The reflective layers should also have homogeneous scattering characteristics in order to generate uniform signal intensity across the phantom.
The images collected of the tissue show variations in scattering structures, with the lymphoid tumor tissue exhibiting a more homogeneous scattering pattern within the OCT images (Figs. 4(B,C) and 5(B,C)).
All dose response models had normally distributed residuals with a homogeneous scatter.
This transformation is required by the SEM analysis to obtain approximately linear relationships with homogeneous scatter between the exposure biomarkers.
To correct for these modulations for our time-domain OCT system, we measured the signal from a homogeneous diffuse scattering phantom with known reference optical properties, μ t o and ρ o (where the subscript o denotes a property of the phantom).
A grid environment collects, integrates, and uses heterogeneous or homogeneous resources scattered around the globe by a high-speed network.
A 3-cm polystyrene block was used under the Petri dishes during each irradiation to allow homogeneous back-scattering γ-rays.
