Sentence examples for on scattering from inspiring English sources
We describe the current target decompositions based on scattering mechanisms in Section "Target decomposition based on scattering mechanisms" and present the framework of our proposed Kernel KSVD algorithm for the learning-based decomposition in Section "A novel learning-based target decomposition method based on Kernel KSVD for PolSAR image".
Yet the council are insisting on scattering its client base around London and demolishing it like everything else in the Elephant, as it does not "fit in with the rest of the area's high-quality design".
(a) Decomposition based on scattering mechanisms, 〈x, y, z 〉 is orthogonal.
The TEM is based on diffraction technique and the PCS measures radius of hydrated particles based on scattering.
Plasmonic cloaking (proposed by Alù et al). is based on scattering cancellation, which is a popular method of achieving invisibility [24 27].
It shows that the encapsulation drastically reduces the influence of resonance frequency on scattering cross-section, suggesting possible means of improvement in imaging at off-resonant frequencies.
The effects of different types of variation in the electro-mechanical properties of FGPM on scattering cross-section and other electro-mechanical fields are addressed.
Extensive numerical tests on scattering from infinitely long metal cylinders in two dimensions show good accuracy and no signs of instabilities.
Experimental results on the two sets of SAR data indicate that the proposed method has better performance than traditional decompositions based on scattering mechanisms in the classification of SAR images.
Starting with Rutherford's 1911 discovery of the atomic nucleus, scattering has been a central tool in fundamental physics, so it isn't surprising that one of the first papers in the new quantum theory was by Born [67] on scattering.
Because sea ice is a highly scattering medium and the effects of scattering become stronger with increasing depth, the dependence of scattering light on scattering angle becomes weaker with increasing depth.
