Sentence examples for scattering of dust from inspiring English sources

The photograms made in powder show the messy scattering of dust that the snake leaves behind as it tries to escape.

That could be recognized as an evidence of sublimation unless the light scattering of dust particles exceed their thermal emission.

The absorption and scattering properties of dust show that there are many more smaller grains in the diffuse interstellar medium than in dense clouds; apparently in the dense medium the small grains have coagulated into larger ones, thereby lowering the ability of the dust to absorb radiation with short wavelengths (namely, ultraviolet, near 0.1 micrometre).

The US has recovered a scattering of moon dust stolen from Nasa after the 1969 Apollo 11 mission, just as it was about to be sold at auction.

We present a new apparatus for measuring the complete scattering matrix as a function of the scattering angle of dust irregular particles.

Blue sky arises because of the way light scatters off dust and cloud particles, which tend to reflect back toward Earth only the smaller wavelengths--the blues and purples.

"It looks almost normal," she said, trying her best not to notice the barricades, the dust on the sidewalks, the mild sweetish stench of molten plastic, the scattering of people in dust masks, the National Guardsmen and Red Cross grief counselors, or the whitish-gray cast of the air.

There's a scattering of snow like dust over the beach, the lake, the long low building that houses the concession stand.

These halos are produced by scattering of starlight by dust grains in thin foreground clouds that are not physically associated with the star.

By studying the foreground ISM, we can measure and correct for the effects of dust scattering.

A typical size of interstellar dust could be constrained by the forward scattering of starlight by interstellar dust observed as ultraviolet halos around bright stars.