Sentence examples for scattering chain from inspiring English sources

Therefore the majority of intra-vessel scattering events are likely to be part of a sequential scattering chain.

Introduction of the fluorescent probe, pyrene, near the mutation sites in periods 2 and 3 reported local instability, stabilization by actin binding, and local unfolding before or coincident with dissociation from actin (measured using light scattering), and chain dissociation (analyzed using circular dichroism).

The primary experimental quantity exhibiting the differences found by Watkins et al. (9) is the wide-angle X-ray scattering (WAXS) chain packing reflections in the gel phase of dipalmitoylphosphatidylcholine (DPPC) lipid bilayers.

It is proposed that in the temperature region below the glass transition temperature, Tg, structure scattering and chain-defect scattering are the predominant phonon scattering processes, while above Tg, vacant-site scatterings also play a significant role.

Scattered supply chains create a problem for manufacturers trying to source goods from the same country.

It is composed of nine small coral islands scattered in a chain lying approximately northwest to southeast over a distance of some 420 miles (676 km).

The population is scattered across a chain of islands 900km long, which makes it expensive to connect everyone to a power source.

It reveals that PAni is amorphous in nature which may be assigned to the scattering of PAni chains at interplanar spacing.

In collaborative e-commerce environments, interoperation is a prerequisite for data warehouses that are physically scattered along the value chain.

Non-periodic layer lines are observed, and their positions are reproduced in simulated scattering patterns for extended chains of completely random sequence.

The wide angle X-ray scattering data indicate that chains in these 'nodes' are highly oriented and the three dimensional crystalline lattice is not well established due to poor axial registry of these highly oriented chains.