This equipment strongly limits applications in nuclear and particle physics where beams of particles interact with the polarized nuclei, as well as in neutron scattering science.
But the discipline remains an amorphous jumble of methods and theories, with scholars scattered across political science, psychology, anthropology, history and philosophy departments and unable to agree on even basic definitions or objectives.
On the surface, Dr. Nowak's many projects may seem randomly scattered across the sciences.
While there is a larger literature focused on fossil fuel emissions and children, the impacts of many aspects of energy systems on children and youth remain under examined and scattered throughout the health, social science, and environmental science literatures.
According to Kingsbury there are well over a hundred science advisor positions scattered amongst the five federal departments identified as primarily dealing with science: Natural Resources, Oceans and Fisheries, Agriculture Canada, Environment Canada, and Health Canada.
The manuscript (now a book) contained elegant essays on such scattered topics as youth, war, science, and "our souls".
As particular DNA strands bound each other, they pulled attached gold particles together tightly enough to change the way their electrons moved, altering the wavelengths of light the particles scattered and changing their color (Science, 22 August 1997, p. 1036).
Driven to New York in an armored white stretch limo, Mr. Rushdie was installed in the presidential suite of a hotel where there were "bulletproof padded mattresses covering all the windows" and "perhaps two dozen men holding gigantic science-fiction weapons scattered through the rooms".
Vast amounts of life sciences data are scattered around the world in the form of a variety of heterogeneous data sources.
Discussions of what use can be made of tropes in science can be found scattered in the literature.
