Sentence examples for scatter from from inspiring English sources

Higher-energy gamma rays are more likely to scatter from the atomic electrons, depositing a fraction of their energy in each scattering event (see Compton effect).

THE LOCALS scatter from the street.

The conduction electrons scatter from the magnetic impurity.

The plasma loses energy when electrons scatter from positively charged ions, accelerating and radiating in the process.

In 1922 the American physicist Arthur Holly Compton showed that X-rays scatter from electrons as if they are particles.

Parkie!" one of our lookouts would warn, and we would scatter from under the trees and on the grass and head for the benches.

In a neutral current reaction an antineutrino would simply scatter from an electron in the liquid contents of the bubble chamber.

"Haiku Herman" published a collection of the miniature, 17-syllable poems in April last year and damn fine they were too ("A cyclist approaches/ Doves scatter from the corn/ A clap of wings").

In this study, the scatter correction factor was separated into two components: scatter from an acrylic holder and scatter from covering aluminum sheets.

Scatter from the acrylic holder ranged from 2.5%to2.9%9% and was independent of column positions.

The aspect ratio parameter is useful for identifying isotropic Bragg scatter from turbulence.