Sentence examples for scattering technologies from inspiring English sources

Evidence has emerged, first from C NMR spectroscopy [ 7- 9] and more recently from other spectroscopic and scattering technologies [ 10- 15], for partially ordered cellulose microfibrils no more than about 3 nm in diameter.

The hydrodynamic size distributions of the clusters were characterized by dynamic laser scattering technology.

Particle size distributions of the nanoparticles in nanofluids were measured with a Zetasizer 3000HS (Malvern, Worcestershire, UK) particle size analyzer based on dynamic light scattering technology.

The ESA monitor's operation is based on beta radiation attenuation technology while the Sigrist monitor operation is based on optical light scattering technology.

The HB&L MRSA KIT (Alifax, Polverara, Italy) is designed to screen for MRSA in liquid cultures applying the light scattering technology.

We design a novel sandwich nanostructure for the specific and sensitive determination of trace propranolol in complex samples by surface enhanced Raman scattering technology.

Here, we report on the dynamics of structural changes within the core of LDL using time resolved small-angle X-ray scattering technology with synchrotron radiation.

Using sub-second, time-resolved small-angle X-ray scattering technology with synchrotron radiation, we have monitored the dynamics of structural changes within LDL, which were triggered by temperature-jumps and -drops, respectively.

More recently, Bernocco et al. studied the early stages of fibrin polymerization using stopped-flow multiangle laser light scattering technology.

Previously, scattering technology has been applied to assess micron spheres on silicon wafers [ 16]; it can also be applied to identify collected microbial contaminants from different food sources [ 17].

Although people literally scattered, technology has brought them closer together.