Sentence examples for scattering information from inspiring English sources

A configuration that collects a large amount of scattered light loses scattering information in the transmission spectrum because the intensities of the scattered light are averaged over the angles accepted by the detector.

Since the recorded reflectance and scattering information of light at a certain frequency can be related to a specific energy level and structure of the surface, measurements have the potential to provide very precise information about the sample's surface composition.

In this study, we describe and characterize a new vegetation index, the Anisotropic Flat Index (AFX) that captures this anisotropic scattering information and can be derived from the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) bidirectional reflectance distribution function (BRDF) product suite (MOD43A1).

Volynskaya et al. used modified diffusion theory and multivariate curve resolution, to extract absorption and scattering information from 104 reflectance and fluorescence spectra in breast biopsies from 17 patients to achieve a sensitivity and specificity of 100%and96%6% [ 29].

For their device applications, it is important to understand the physical properties of these InAs NWs, including phonon scattering information.

We describe the source of systematic errors that can easily be made, and describe how the scattering information embedded in the images is compared best to theoretical predictions.

They are ingenious contraptions which aggregate a lot of scattered information, filter out some noise, and convert it all into easily digestible probabilities.

Wapshott, in a long overdue and well-researched book that usefully gathers together much hitherto scattered information, recounts Keynes's 1934 visit to the White House, where he expounded the logic of the multiplier to F.D.R.

In 1937, in the wake of the Great Depression and with capitalism and democracy under siege from Communism and Fascism, he published an academic article entitled "Economics and Knowledge," which pointed out that free markets were not just a political construct, as many critics claimed, but remained the best way of coordinating scattered information.

He called me a few weeks later from Jerusalem and told me that, with the help of the library staff, he had found not only some scattered information about Benveniste in various books but even a manuscript, a Spanish medical work that Benveniste had translated into Hebrew, with a colophon signed and dated in his own hand.

Scattered information about F estimation exists in the literature.