Sentence examples for scattering features from inspiring English sources

Strong wavelength-selective scattering features could be attributed to plasmonic and Fano resonances.

Owing to this condition, the obtained momentum transfer maps show pronounced in-plane scattering features.

Following the same procedure, a previous paper determines the scattering features of a sudden area expansion.

Instead of trying to guess the complete particle structure in a single step, one could look for wavelength domains and scattering features providing partial, though definite, information about particle shape and material.

Mesocrystals, as the assemblies of crystallographically oriented nanocrystals, have single-crystal-like atom structures and scattering features but with much higher porosity than single-crystalline materials, making them promising substitutes for conventional single crystals in photoelectrochemical application.

The ultimate sensitivity of filter-analyzer-type neutron spectrometers, which are invaluable for measuring the vibrational spectra of materials, is typically limited by spurious background scattering features ubiquitous in all measured spectra.

In contrast, the periodic Ag nanoparticles (Fig. 2e) exhibit a distinctive scattering feature.

We also observe a similar scattering feature in Fig. 2f for the closely packed PS nanospheres.

RXTE observations during this outburst indicated a pulse period of 160.4 s and a cyclotron resonance scattering feature in the spectrum at ∼32 keV.

The fiber-reinforced composites display the random fiber orientations and uncertain material parameters because of the manufacturing error and scattering feature.

Thus, it is highly probable that each domain wall contains a strain component, and as X-rays are highly sensitive to strain, the crystal will also contain a scattering feature,, which is periodic with (and so giving satellites at positions of in ).