Sentence examples for responsible for scattering from inspiring English sources

As the scattering angle gets larger (out to ∼170°), the structures responsible for scattering generally get smaller [ 17].

The exponent ν is greater for high frequency region of the IMF turbulence (responsible for scattering of low rigidity particles of GCR), than for low frequency region of the IMF turbulence (being responsible for scattering of higher rigidity particles).

These features might be but not used in the dataset and can be responsible for data scattering of drilling-induced features.

Particularly, the following plasma wave phenomena are the important targets of the OFA measurement: the chorus wave and the magnetosonic wave that are suggested to be drivers of the acceleration of relativistic electrons in the radiation belts, and the EMIC wave which is responsible for the scattering of relativistic electrons by anomalous cyclotron resonance.

Knowing that the electrons in the molecule were responsible for the scattering of X-rays, the 1980's saw experiments devised and performed to see whether we could determine and model not only the atomic positions and thermal motion characteristics, but the actual distribution of electrons, on the atoms and in the bonds.

The ridges responsible for the scattering of light consist of alternating air (a) and cuticle (c) layers, with thickness da and dc and refractive index na and nc.

On the other hand, there is a need to correlate literature data for the film mass transfer coefficient to unveil the factors responsible for experimental data scattering.

The longitudinal difference between the PRE and observed plasma bubble may be responsible for the scatter of the relation between the PRE and maximum latitudinal extension of plasma bubbles.

Notice that the optical phonon bands are reasonably reproduced in comparison with the experimental data [11], since these optical phonon modes are responsible for the Raman scattering.

These microscopic regions are responsible for the diffuse scattering in the electron diffraction patterns, which exhibit striking geometrical forms depending on crystallographic orientation.

The increment in the grain size may be responsible for decreased optical scattering [35], and consequently increased transmittance that is detected in the reported case for the ITO films prepared at the higher substrate temperature.