Sentence examples for in scattering of from inspiring English sources

Due to the increase in scattering of radiation defects, the mobility of holes slightly decreases during X-ray irradiation.

GaAs-based quantum dot materials have attracted significant attention due to the achievable emission wavelengths matching the minimum in scattering of skin tissue [3].

This opaqueness originates in the differences in the refractive index of bordering components in cells, resulting in scattering of light (Tyndall-effect).

Any increase in scattering of the inclusion's medium will also reduce contrast values limiting the detection of weakly-scattering inclusions.

When fatigue loading is applied, these defects are the dominant cause of crack initiation, resulting in scatter of fatigue properties.

The proposed design method offers average increases in member resistances of around 20% over the current Eurocode approach, and a reduction in scatter of the prediction.

The resulting CSM design predictions for box sections and I-sections have been compared with existing test data, and shown to give additional capacity over current design approaches and a reduction in scatter of the predictions.

They live in a scattering of villages in Switzerland, Austria and northern Italy, and some still speak the Walser German dialect.

In 1992 they held a public funeral in Washington that culminated in the scattering of the cremated remains of people who died of AIDS on the White House lawn.

An increase in the ρ value shows an increase in the scattering of the areas of quantification selection.

In the scattering of Christian pieties and Irish colloquialisms, I also heard the sound of home.