Sentence examples for scattered units from inspiring English sources

The group is split into hugely different parts, from the moderates in Luanda to UNITA's scattered units in the field.

His device, the Meeting Pot, consists of a coffee machine with a heat sensor, wireless transmitter and several scattered units that yield the aroma of coffee.

In this new role, Facebook and Google act like advertising agencies: they have huge, international operations, with scattered units that can shift to nestle comfortably into a given user's life.

But the human rights problems are so pervasive that only one unit has been cleared, and another had to be created fresh, culling officers and soldiers with unblemished records from scattered units.

The Border Regiment held most of the western edge of the town, with scattered units filling the gaps to the north.

Field Marshall Walter Model commander of Army Group B had moved his headquarters to Arnhem and was re-establishing defences in the area and co-ordinating the reorganisation of the scattered units so that by the time the Allies launched Market Garden there would be several units opposing them.

Hence, the number of fractal iterations, the scaling factor at each structural level, the ratio of the distances between scattering units, and their overall size can be recovered.

However, x-ray diffraction indicates that, at small interbilayer separations, GMO, OA, or AA converts the bilayer to a structure containing hexagonally packed scattering units approximately 50 A in diameter.

Considering the ratio f of the overall distance between the scattering units l in and their overall size l 0, one has: f~equiv~ l_{text{in}}/l_{0}.

In addition, the length of the intermediate plateau between fractal regions can be used as an indication of the ratio (f) of distances between scattering units, and their overall size.

Equation 26 shows that ASAXS leads to three partial intensities, namely, the first term which contains the nonresonant scattering, the cross term, and the third term that is solely due to the resonantly scattering units.