"scattered experience" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a person's or group's experiences that are not connected or consistent with each other. Example: After traveling to different countries and immersing himself in various cultures, Jack had a scattered experience of different customs and traditions.
As awards shows go, Mr. Harris pointed out, the Emmys can feel like a particularly scattered experience.
This Life implicitly offers a concrete illustration of the mysterious process by which major poems emerge from scattered experience.
It was a one-stop shop, instead of a scattered experience using Google docs and multiple rental services.
Right now, it's a pretty scattered experience; video is mostly interspersed throughout a user's timeline, and on dedicated sections of individual pages.
Instead, the net might have made music a more scattered, microcosmic experience, where a wealth of blogs and messageboards mean that anything, no matter how recherche, can find an audience – just not a stadium-filling, platinum-selling one.
Mass meetings and parades, with the accompanying ritual, reduce the feelings of isolation that scattered members may experience.
The fitting of the experimental data using Eq. 1 revealed n = 3.6 and ΘD = 1227 K: as the temperature and phonon excitation increase, the amount of scattering events experienced by the conduction electrons are increased as well, resulting in a greater resistivity (theoretical value of ΘD = 1200 K).
Let N p be the number of scattering events experienced by photons in their passage through the insonified ROI.
Simulations returned collected reflectance intensity in the absence of absorption, and also returned the weighted average number of scattering events experienced by collected photons from each measurement.
For reflectance measured near the source, decreases in μ ′ s or d f are likely to decrease the number of scattering events experienced by collected photons [ 40], which in turn increases the sensitivity of the collected reflectance intensity to PF-effects.
Inspection of the number of scattering events experienced by collected photons in panel (G), shows a transition from sampling multiply scattered light in the diffuse regime (for ρ = 2.0 mm) to the sampling of fewer scattering events in the semi-diffuse regime (for ρ = 0.2 mm).
