Sentence examples for scattering factor from inspiring English sources

Each time when we move a photon to a scattering location, we can compute the local anisotropy scattering factor using the following equation: where g i is the anisotropy scattering factor for node P ⇀ i, and l i defined by Eq. (2).

As the x-ray scattering factor of hydrogen was negligible, data could not be obtained from one-dimensional x-ray scattering.

The deoxygenation rate has been demonstrated to be proportional to the imaginary part f2 of the oxygen scattering factor.

To further investigate AM scaffold morphogenetic effect, it was found hepatocyte growth factor (HGF), an epithelial scattering factor, was expressed abundantly in cultivated AM epithelia.

Continuum potentials for different planes of diamond, silicon and germanium single crystals are calculated using the Doyle Turner approximation to the atomic scattering factor and taking thermal vibrations of the crystal atoms into account.

A coarse-grained model previously proposed to perform Monte Carlo simulations for several dendrimer molecules with different topologies and chemical compositions in solution is employed now to obtain structural properties, such as the bead density profile, the asphericity and the molecular scattering factor, or form factor.

Scattering factors, their local atomic site symmetry and invariom names as well as the model compounds these were derived from are given in Table 2 ▶.

Fig. 6 Modelling of disordered electron density using non-atomic scattering factors.

a All atoms are separated into slices at different positions along the beam direction, and b atomic scattering factors are used to compute projected potential of each slice.

Fourier transform (Jayatilaka, 1994 ▶) then gives aspherical atomic scattering factors.

Electron scattering factors (Gonen et al., 2005) were used during refinement.