Sentence examples for scattering of air from inspiring English sources

The system can be evacuated thus reducing absorption and scattering of air and removing the argon peak in the spectra.

The spectra were normalized with light scattering of air at 360 nm, to correct the lamp fluctuations.

Even in clean and clear atmosphere a major attenuation process is Rayleigh scattering of air molecules a process that is inversely proportion to the fourth power of wavelength, λ (i.e., scattering α λ −4).

As for aerodynamic noise around bogies, scattering of the air flow is proposed to be the mechanism of the noise generation; this understanding leads to a different directivity description for the noise component.

T is used to model the scattering by molecules of air and larger particles, such as haze, and is employed for classifying various atmospheric conditions ranging from pure air to fog.

A Monte Carlo method for angle scattering of electrons in air that accommodates the small-angle multiple scattering and larger-angle single scattering limits is introduced.

When he bent down to fill in the final square, to a scattering of applause, all the air seemed to go out of the room.

The scattering of the ashes by air is fitting, as Mr. Havens, along with his guitarist and drummer, were flown in via helicopter to perform at the last minute at Woodstock while the scheduled opening act, the folk-rock band Sweetwater, was stuck in traffic.

Blue skies and red sunsets are in effect attributable to the preferential scattering of short (blue) wavelengths by air molecules and small dust particles.

The snowfall was light today, a thin scattering of flakes dancing in the air, but the wind was blowing from the east along the Wall, cold as the breath of the ice dragon in the tales Old Nan used to tell.

The ridges responsible for the scattering of light consist of alternating air (a) and cuticle (c) layers, with thickness da and dc and refractive index na and nc.