Sentence examples for scattered back to from inspiring English sources

The light reflected or scattered back to the objective is then imaged back at the eyepiece.

"Here they come," someone yelled, and they scattered back to their rooms.

Laser light is scattered back to the sensor, where the frequencies are separated and analyzed to pinpoint the buried object's location.

If there is persistent cloud cover, as exists in some equatorial regions, much of the incident solar radiation is scattered back to space, and very little is absorbed by Earth's surface.

I've been thinking about those mad dashes to disaster scenes lately, wondering what it was we were chasing and also what happened after, once the firetrucks pulled away and the gawkers like me and my roommates scattered back to our lives.

Once Washington entered high school he became involved in the LA Multi School Jazz Band, a project run by now-retired teacher Reggie Andrews, where one of the main aims was to bring kids who had been scattered back to the predominantly African American parts of town where they lived to make music together.

Then it was over, and everyone began to scatter, back to their homes, back to their families.

Two simulations were written for the results given in the present work; the first simulated a linear accelerator, and the second simulated x rays fired at objects and scattering back to measure the ToF of the scattered photons.

In the book's introduction, Thompson writes that, because of their unknown provenance, "these rocks cannot be scattered back in the park; to do so would be to spoil those sites for research purposes".

Other instruments measured particles, magnetic fields, and radiation scattered back into space (in order to assay the surface chemistry).

Scattering from aerosols is strongly forward peaked, so while light may be deflected as it propagates through a thin cloud it is not particularly likely to be scattered back towards the ground.