Sentence examples for scattered features from inspiring English sources

For instance, the Hui people are distributed throughout the country with typical "big scattered" features; however, in the Ningxia Hui autonomous region where the Hui population accounts for one-third of the region's population, the Hui mainly settled in the southern area, which is known as "small settlements".

It is therefore likely that besides the possible causes of the non-closure of the EBC as mentioned above, the scattered feature of the points observed over the one-year study period was due to the sensitivity of the measurement EC device to rain drops and dust.

The ultimate sensitivity of filter-analyzer-type neutron spectrometers, which are invaluable for measuring the vibrational spectra of materials, is typically limited by spurious background scattering features ubiquitous in all measured spectra.

These lines, referred to as cyclotron lines or cyclotron resonance scattering features, are due to photons scattered out of the line of sight by electrons trapped in the 1012 G pulsar polar cap magnetic field.

Instead of trying to guess the complete particle structure in a single step, one could look for wavelength domains and scattering features providing partial, though definite, information about particle shape and material.

In the current paper, we study the occurrence and scattering features of subionospheric early VLF events on transmissions from four VLF broadcast sites (call signs; NWC, NPM, VTX, and NLK) received at the low-latitude station Suva (18.2°S, 178.3°E).

Scattering features are recovered better than absorption.

Generally μ a is better recovered than scattering features.

This study characterizes scattering features observed in reflectance spectra measured in IL optical phantoms.

RXTE observations during this outburst indicated a pulse period of 160.4 s and a cyclotron resonance scattering feature in the spectrum at ∼32 keV.

Some of scattered signal features are illustrated in Fig. 4.