Sentence examples for scattering of objects from inspiring English sources

This table, with its normal scattering of objects, holds special powers.

The uppermost drawer was divided into compartments, each of which contained a small tray with a scattering of objects and souvenirs.

The plot relies not on the pursuit of ideals but on a scattering of objects, so stubbornly plain that they belong in a child's picture book: a rope, a ball, a cow.

In some stories vampires may enter a home only if they have been invited, and in others they may be distracted by the scattering of objects such as seeds or grains that they are compelled to count, thereby enabling potential victims to escape.

The widespread scattering of certain objects, Mr. Ruff said, "lent the storm's aftermath a certain surreal quality".

The resulting Nyström VIE method is shown to have high accuracy with a small number of collocation points and demonstrates p-convergence for computing the electromagnetic scattering of these objects.

For example, an exponent of d=4 may arise from surface fractals or from the scattering of 3D objects such as spheres with a smooth surface, whereas an exponent of d=3 can point to a collapsed polymer chain or to spheres with a rough surface.

To estimate the contribution to scattering of nonfluorescent objects, the area of the image for which there was no fluorescence was determined and then that area was converted into a volume in the same manner as was used for mitochondria and lysosomes.

A high percentage of individuals with autism displayed OIB (caregiver evaluation: 43/74 (58%); parental evaluation: 25/74 (34%)), especially slapping, pinching-holding others tight and explosion-scattering of objects.

Unless the angular spread of the objects that scatter to the intended users is overlapped by the spread of objects that backscatter to the base station, then spatial isolation outperforms time division, otherwise time division may be optimal.

In order to assign patients to 'positive' or 'negative' categories using the automated score, the population was divided at the level of the 95% confidence point that there was staining present as defined against the scatter of unstained objects; notably this is an unsupervised method and was not influenced by the dichotomous manual score.