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The X-ray source is collimated and focused into a scattering volume at which the parcel or calibration sample is placed.
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To ensure a small ionization volume, both lasers are focused into the scattering volume.
The temporal analysis at the center of each clover showed a maximum change in mean DSL scattering volume of 5.6 dB·m−3 over a period of 5.5 hours (Figure 4).
Fig. 4a, b are normalized to the integral intensity of the 1332 cm−1 diamond peak (and, correspondingly, to the intensity of its second order) to take into account the decrease of the scattering volume with increasing boron concentration.
Christopher Reid's new volume, Nonsense, is as good as his A Scattering and as funny as The Song of Lunch.
The Holdsworth and Reid (1995a) model used point scatterers, which would correspond to a volume scatter situation, but included aspect sensitivity in the radar scattering volume, so that the anisotropy of the real atmosphere was accounted for.
His next theory begins with the extended field sedimenting into a scattering of particles.
Meanwhile, more forceful collisions break other drops apart into a scattering of smaller droplets.
The tool provides a variety of methods to visualize the distribution function of space plasma: scatter, volume, and isosurface modes.
We are in Merrill's last volume, "A Scattering of Salts," and the poet has come with his lover to spend a month at a therapeutic center.
"Matinees" was published in 1969; "The Ring Cycle" appeared in Merrill's final volume, "A Scattering of Salts," published in 1995, a month after he died.
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