Sentence examples for scattered structures from inspiring English sources

The unlighted, below-ground floors and the scattered structures in whose shadow the crews labor are not just the last vestiges of an office complex.

Apart from the proteasome route, misfolded proteins (polymerized through hydrophobic interaction of partially unfolded polypeptides and leading to the formation of cytoplasmic scattered structures, inclusion bodies and aggregosomes) can be targeted to degradation by macroautophagy (Kopito, 2000).

For this campaign, we set operations in a new east-west scanning mode that attempted to produce a better description of the spatial distribution of F-region scattering structures than those produced by Rodrigues et al. (2015).

The connections with the classical Nagy-Foias lifting theorem and with Naimark's dilation theorem are indicated, as well as possible applications to scattering structures and quantum field theory.

This dependence on side scatter polarization indicates that lysosomes contain scattering structures that are much smaller than the wavelength of light used in the measurements (785 nm).

The ocular fundus includes a variety of absorbing, reflecting and scattering structures, which contribute to NIR and may vary considerably between individuals [ 18, 19].

In general, the impact of offsetting the apertures was largest where the vasculature was collocated with highly scattering structures such as the RNFL.

Using this model, the autocorrelation function can be calculated and compared to experimental measurements in order to determine the dynamics of the light scattering structures.

In other words, in contrast to iridophores in blue/green skin, which generate a narrowband distribution of reflected frequencies, iridophores in white and red skin form broadband reflectors with overall reflectivity of similar intensity to that measured on coherently scattering structures.

In Sects. 4 and 5, scattered NaCl structures are observed as a result of ultrasonic waves.

An HF wave radiated obliquely upward from the radar is reflected downward in the F region, then backscattered by irregular GS-scatter structures, and goes back to the radar along the same radio path to be observed as "1-hop" GS-scatter echoes.