Sentence examples for order scattering from inspiring English sources

For example, the 2nd-, 3rd-, and 4th-order scattering overwhelm other order scattering for elevation angle (90°, 90°) at a range of  m.

Based on the separated short-range order scattering, model crystals were generated.

At least the first 11 V1mn were required to reproduce the topology of the short-range order scattering.

In the SiO2 C sample annealed at 800 °C the D and G peaks are observed at the wavenumbers 1345 and 1607 cm−1, respectively, the triplet above 2720, 2946, and 3212 cm−1 are the Raman features corresponding to the second order scattering.

When considering multiple scattering contributions, the path loss decreases as higher order scattering contributions are added.

For this case, 2nd-order scattering is sufficient because 3rd order scattering makes only a negligible contribution to the received energy.

Interestingly, an interference feature in the inelastic transmission is observed for CC in the first-order scattering and for LC in the second-order scattering.

The second-order scattering for LC is found to be much smaller than the first-order scattering process at the Fermi energy.

The G-band is attributed to the first-order scattering of the E2g mode.

As the range increases, high-order scattering will contribute more to the total received energy.

The model reveals when high-order scattering plays a role, and thus offers more insight into the channel behavior.