Sentence examples for scattered via from inspiring English sources
First, no canister that held these munitions has yet been found, at least not by any of the specialists, so it has not been clear if the submunitions had been scattered via rocket, mortar or artillery tube.
As the clinical setting of the repair for the perforated membrane, if the size of the perforation was more than 5 mm or the graft material was expected to be scattered via the perforation, the repair was performed.
And if there'd been money in the coffers maybe the Sanhedrin could have been bought off and the mob that called for his crucifixion scattered via a few handfuls of coins tossed in the street.
Transparent polymer film facilitated measurement of changes in absorbance via transmitted light and analysis of Raman scattering via scattered light.
This improvement may be attributed to the reduced optical light scattering via undoped Ga2O3 NPs (<15 nm in diameter).
Here, we present the details of these transformations as seen through the "eyes" of Raman scattering via changes in the radial (R) SWCNT band, the G-band (and its substructure) and the relative intensity of the disorder-induced D- and D′-band scattering.
We then calculated the light scattering via eq 1 1where l is the sample depth, α is the attenuation coefficient, ρ m is the protein monomer number density, σ m is the physical cross section of a protein monomer, L is the sheet length, N L) is the number of sheets of length L, and Q(L) is the scattering efficiency factor.
A metallic film is designed to enhance conversion of an evanescent wave into a scattered one via computational simulations.
The biomass concentration was measured via scattered light intensity (I) and was detected at an excitation wavelength of 620 nm.
The biomass (I-Io) was measured via scattered light intensity at an excitation wavelength of 620 nm.
According to this scenario South American taxa of Burmannia and Gymnosiphon are hypothesized to have migrated via scattered, continental and/or volcanic islands that connected North and South America at various times during the Tertiary [ 23].
