Sentence examples for scattered lines from inspiring English sources
Consequently, the Raman spectra will consist of a large number of scattered lines.
In Thackeray's "Vanity Fair," for instance, four widely scattered lines might be classified as the book's climacteric: "Darkness came down on the field and city; and Amelia was praying for George, who was lying on his face, dead, with a bullet through his heart".
I suppose most readers (though perhaps not most hairdressers) know how Coleridge, waking from what we take to be an opium-induced slumber, scribbled down some lines of the poem he'd been composing in his sleep, but was interrupted "by a person on business from Porlock"; when he returned to work, "Kubla Khan" had evaporated, he said, except for "some eight or ten scattered lines and images".
In the late 1990s (well before I knew him, thank you), he was offered a role in the tour of Barrymore with Christopher Plummer as the off-stage voice that delivers scattered lines.
Scattered lines represent homologies that are not within genes but which indicate additional recombination events between the two bacteriophages.
The plotted point-clouds fall into slightly scattered lines and the linear regressions are approaching the targeted reference (i.e. y= x).
Black scattered line = silver nanoparticles (AgNP); blue line = silver nanoparticles covered with dithiol (AgNP*).
The Raman scattering lines of low intensity are observed at the low frequency range (<500 cm−1) for the zone out case.
Normally, all values close to and outside the Rayleigh scatter lines are set to missing values before decomposing the fluorescence landscapes by PARAFAC.
In the case of germanium and diamond crystals, phonon scattering is weak, which allows one to successfully apply the coherent potential approximation (CPA) for describing shift and broadening of scattering lines.
When such landscapes are decomposed using parallel factor analysis (PARAFAC), the scatter effects may have detrimental effects on the resolved spectra, especially if the peaks from the analytes lie close to or on the Rayleigh scatter lines.
