Sentence examples for scattering this from inspiring English sources

Using a LTS model based on the Mie-Gans theory, double layer reflection, and Rayleigh scattering, this study quantitatively analyzed the contributions for high near-infrared absorption film with high transparency.

In resonant structures TPA is a source of nonlinear (intensity dependent) loss, but unlike the case of Raman/Brillouin scattering, this process is Markovian and thus can be described by a Markovian master equation [73].

The situation became even more confused when Rupp (1935) withdrew several of his results on electron scattering This eliminated the most positive results supporting Mott's theory.[1] In 1937 Richter published what he regarded as the definitive experiment on the double scattering of electrons.

When l 1 = l 2 = l bulk ≤ t/2 and when there is no surface scattering, this proportionality constant will be equal to 1, or the mean free path for the film will not be different than its bulk counterpart, and thus ρ = ρ 0, (1).

Ignoring contributions from inelastic scattering, this dose difference for the detection of single carbon and gold atoms with S/N ratios around 2 can quantitatively be expected because electron scattering depends on the atomic number (Z); it obeys a Z0.66 rule in the bright field (BF) HRTEM mode [31] and a Z1.7 rule in the STEM high angle annular dark field (HAADF) mode [32].

However, the relatively large amount of polymer heteronucleant present often leads to problematic levels of background Raman scattering; this can obscure the Raman spectrum of the compound of interest and hamper automated analysis.

It might be why they've tried to scatter this new tour with plans, targets.

"I lay in one of those protracted moments of rapture which scatter this journey like asterisks," he wrote.

It's given some extra help with a few million being scattered this week around energy efficiency, the film industry and Scotland's ski resorts.

(7) On encountering the vascular regions of a tumor, the laser pulse is absorbed and scattered; this scattering is different compared with that of surrounding normal breast tissue.

For the 137 preschools dispersed across this widely scattered archipelago this has meant a departure from the more traditional emphasis on academic learning.