Sentence examples for quite scattered from inspiring English sources

In addition to unifying a field that had previously been considered quite scattered and disconnected, the book contains a significant amount of new research.

Weld metal stresses (up to ∼7 mm either side of the centreline) are quite scattered and unreliable because of the large epitaxial grain size in the fusion zone.

The dehydration of 1,3-propanediol produced quite scattered products and a clear relationship between its product selectivity and the catalyst acidity could not be established.

Conversely, the adhesion strength and scratch hardness of the anodic oxides to the substrate is quite scattered, and it is higher for the samples produced in ZrO2 and in Al2O3 rich solutions.

Academically and socially, the research is quite scattered, and only local evidence and experiences are available.

Despite Finland being a small country in terms of population, actors in both of the fields are quite scattered and unconnected.

It does not seem quite fair: The scattered remains of the prior financial crisis are still hanging around, and yet there are already stirrings of another.

Choquequirao has quite a few scattered about, long rice-paddy-like structures imposing angular order on the wild cliffs, but these narrower terraces were special.

Application of THG or SHG microscopy to in vivo imaging may take advantage of internal reflections at the eye optical interfaces to image forward-radiated signals in an epi-configuration; however, these back-scattered signals are quite low and direct utilization of B-SHG signals is the most promising technique for in vivo imaging.

Virtually every song, and much of the scattered "book" too, addresses quite specifically an attitude or an experience of the here and now, which is to say the there-and-then: draft dodging, fads like astrology and be-ins, free love, newfangled drugs, the Hare Krishna movement.

Karst).. Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L). was also quite frequent and there were some scattered broadleaves, in particular birch (Betula pubescens Ehrh).