Sentence examples for marked scattering from inspiring English sources

One such property is the vertical uniaxial rock compressibility cM which can be obtained through either laboratory oedometer tests or in situ measurements, and typically exhibits quite a marked scattering.

This is understandable because the central scar comes in line with the visual axis and causes direct obstruction of rays resulting in marked scattering of rays.

My own family was marked, scattered and reunited by the tragic conflicts of the last century.

The identified experimental natural frequencies were stable, damping ratios, however, had a marked scatter.

Finally, even in laboratory-based testing of dialyzers, there is marked scatter of these data because of any of the above-mentioned factors and changes in transit time due to the effect of internal and back filtration of solutes or water or both [ 43].

For both sols, the additional maximum on the theoretical curves (marked as "scattering" on peaks 2) was observed for the second maximum (Fig. 2b d).

Rustin notices several stab wounds and ligature marks scattered about on the corpse, suspecting Dora to be the centerpiece of a ritual murder the "paraphiliac love map" to the perpretrator's fantasy.

The campaign's final week was marked by scattered, but for Haiti, manageable violence.

The event was marked by scattered boos and hisses, mostly from the pro-bicycling side of the audience, who far outnumbered their opponents.

On the southern coastal plain and inland from Belize City, open savanna (grassland) is marked by scattered oaks, pines, and palmetto palms.

It went for hours with no intervention from the authorities — suggesting to some at least a degree of government complicity — as opposing sides fought a pitched battle hurling stones and incendiary devices, turning a residential neighborhood into a war zone marked by scattered fires.