Sentence examples for scattering event from inspiring English sources

Although the overall damage from electron scattering is much lower than that for X-rays (approximately 60 eV deposited per elastic scattering event vs 80 keV per elastic X-ray scattering event [ Henderson, 1995]), accumulating radiation damage will eventually contribute significant error to the recorded intensities.

An example for a frame with scattering event is shown in Fig. 8a and without scattering event in Fig. 8b.

Each scattering event causes the breaking of a Mg–H bond.

Our calculation of the mean square phase fluctuation per scattering event, 〈Δ φ〉, and the erythrocyte diffusion coefficient D using the bulk values for µ′s and µa assumes that all the scatterers are mobile.

The FAS method is verified using discrete Monte-Carlo scattering simulations run at small timesteps to include each individual scattering event.

Weakly scattered beams pass through the remainder of the crystal without undergoing a second scattering event.

Compton scattering also increases with sulfur content, as there are more outer shell electrons per unit mass, and these electrons are more likely to undergo a Compton scattering event.

Therefore, the method in [ 10, 11] requires considerable additional computational time per biased scattering event.

The virtual state in the middle is a retarded/advanced Green's function, which can be interpreted as propagation on the molecule before the second scattering event.

Because of the propagation of the hybrid polaritons before scattering, the scattering event is spatially and temporally separated from the incoupling.

The quantized phonon modes can weaken the electron-phonon scattering because a scattering event requires momentum and energy conservation.