Sentence examples for scattered surface from inspiring English sources

The MLP model is first trained to establish the nonlinear relationship between the scattered surface displacement response and the corresponding location and size of the cracks.

Exhaust from this descent stage scattered surface grit and pebbles to reveal a harder, compact material underneath.

To detect lateral discontinuities, Bergamo and Socco (2014) utilized lateral variation of attenuation coefficients related to scattered surface waves.

In the presence of sharp discontinuities (e.g., faults), scattered surface waves can be observed (e.g., Xia et al. 2007; Hyslop and Stewart 2013; Strobbia et al. 2014; Bergamo and Socco 2014; Hyslop and Stewart 2015).

Early labeling of Tbx5+ cells marked cells that were predominantly restricted to the left ventricle and atria; scattered surface labeling on the right ventricle was also seen with early tamoxifen injection, but myocardial labeling was limited to the LV up to the junction with the RV at the IVS.

Some scattered pit sites were observed at the nitrided surfaces, which may be attributed to the irregularly scattered surface texture peaks.

Further, an example of laser triangulation measurement of a microstructured, highly scattering surface is presented.

Using the new quasi-periodic Green function, we establish, for the first time, that the Dirichlet problem of scattering by a smooth doubly periodic scattering surface at a Wood frequency is uniquely solvable.

The light path alignment converts paths of the scattering surface measurement shown in the first row into the parallel paths in the second row.

In particular, surface roughness that can scatter surface plasmon polaritons is greatly reduced.

However, scattering surfaces and reflectivity variations cause measurement uncertainties due to a reduced signal-to-noise ratio.