Sentence examples for less scattering from inspiring English sources

Since the loss of intensity due to sample scattering is the physical origin of the imaging-depth limit, one should be able to design and tailor incident waves that could experience less scattering within a given turbid sample.

When Concorde flew, the sky appeared much darker outside as it cruised half as high again as current planes, where thinner air produces less scattering.

Our results indicate that hold times are shorter than using non-superheated hydrate test methods, but they are more reproducible with less scattering.

The results indicate that there were no significant differences between the two types of feedback, although a tendency toward a difference in averages and less scattering were observed in the experimental group.

A XANES spectrum of any sample is a weighted average of all P atoms measured, which has the potential to overlook minor species that contribute less scattering to the spectrum [24].

Considering the influence of low frequencies on seismic imaging and velocity analysis in contrast to high frequencies, less absorption, less scattering and better penetration of low frequencies illustrate their importance in the field of deep imaging technology (Pedersen and Becken 2005; Spjuth et al. 2012; Cao and Chen 2014; Zhang et al. 2015).

Underlying the decision to move there was the hope that maybe our family could become more unified, less scattered.

The simulation results agree well with their experimental counterparts while being less scattered than the experimental data.

The FS-processed regions exhibited less scattered and higher hardness values than the as-cast A390 alloy.

This recommended design model requires relatively less calculation efforts, and provides less scattered predictions than those using the current design rules.

It is revealed that the area of transportation land in Wuhan has increased tremendously, and urban built-up land is less scattered at the micro-scales.