Sentence examples for partially scattered from inspiring English sources
The infant was found lying on its back with its legs tightly curled to its chest, while the burial position of the fetus was more difficult to determine – it could have been similarly curled and buried in a sitting position, or its fragile bones were partially scattered by compression after burial, the study said.
The light from the illumination like LED, laser, or other sources hits the skin and is partially scattered on the surface and partially enters the tissue in which it will be absorbed, scattered, or reemitted.
In the field of optical bio-diagnostics, tissue polarization imaging offers the potential of improved contrast by partially rejecting highly scattered from unscattered or weakly scattered photons [ 1, 2].
Marshland appears red and brown while the drier slopes of turf and partially submerged granite are scattered with sheep, all startlingly white on the drab hillsides.
While light scattering partially illuminates the tube from all directions the ultrasound transducer acts as a bandpass filter along the depth-direction, emphasizing absorption edges.
More than a dozen unmarked graves lie scattered across this partially cleared outcrop, which at the time was a cattle farm supplying a nearby high school.
When X-rays are scattered, their momentum is partially transferred to the electrons.
There is no definitive proof of her whereabouts until her partially mummified remains are discovered a year later, scattered throughout a ravine eight miles from where she was released.
The Surface Wave Scattering-Microwave Scanner (SWS-MS) is a device that allows the measurement of the electromagnetic fields scattered by objects totally or partially submerged in surface waves.
Glass scattered everywhere and the roof partially collapsed," said Mohammed, one of the worshippers.
Most of the aircraft was located on the mountain's plateau, although some debris had slid down a vertical cliff and was scattered along the valley and partially covered by an avalanche.
