Sentence examples for scattering device from inspiring English sources

For reflection, this architecture can be viewed as a scattering device, while, for emission, it can be viewed as a waveguide.

The difficult problem of directly measuring the void fraction of rapidly boiling water in rod-bundle channels, such as those simulating a large loss-of-coolant accident (LOCA) in a nuclear reactor, is overcome by using a fast-neutron scattering device (scatterometer).

where they contain all information about the coupling between the leads and scattering device region (HAGNR) as well as the information about the scattering boundary condition.

As part of an epidemiologic study of inner-city children with asthma, continuous (10-min average) measurements of particle concentrations were made for 2-week periods in 294 homes drawn from seven cities. Measurements were made using an optical scattering device that is most sensitive to fine particles.

The column exit was connected to a homemade multi-wavelength light scattering device with a scattering angle of 112°.

Size distribution by intensity of the scattered light was obtained using a Zetasizer Nano ZS dynamic light scattering device from Malvern Instruments.

Particle counts and PM 10) concentrations were continuously measured with two light-scattering devices.

Thus, in order to show the real behavior of a device, scattering effects and scattering mechanisms should be considered.

The selective oxidation procedure to create the oxide apertures was performed under carefully optimized conditions [34] to avoid formation of parasitic precipitates causing strain, degradation and increasing scattering loss in the devices.

As another example, the ideal particle size of metal nanoparticles to be used as scattering centers in photovoltaic devices is difficult to estimate due to the strong absorptive losses.

In this contribution, we discuss the possibility of applying the scattering-cancellation-based plasmonic cloaking technique to reduce the scattering from a sensing device, lowering its disturbance on sensing without affecting its ability to measure and "sense" the external world.