Sentence examples for scattering water from inspiring English sources

If we were letting our water sprinkler systems waste much off their water by scattering water everywhere, onto the street, through our neighbor's windows, and upward (evaporation), we'd not tolerate it.

(Are they having sex in a hot tub?) But they don't materialize until seven company dancers have spent an interminable time throwing themselves across the floor, jumping into the pots and scattering water and little silver balls all over the stage while messages like "wrap me," "heal me," "set me free" and "for real" are projected on the back.

Results further demonstrate a great advantage of considering the nonzero probability of receiving scattered photons in estimating channel capacity rather than considering the reception of only ballistic photons as in Beer's Law, which severely underestimates the received power and affects the range of communication especially in the scattering water column.

Scattering by water molecules and particulate matters determines the path and distance of photon propagation in underwater medium.

The formulations were characterized by polarized light microscopy, small-angle X-ray scattering, and water uptake assays.

The modeling revealed that the scattering in water vapour is the dominant loss mechanism, causing ~40 50% of laser power loss.

According to a previous X-ray scattering study, water is able to penetrate 5 to 10 nm into nanoscale hydrophobic cavities, independent of cavity depth, when a hydrophobic nanostructure is immersed in water [26].

The parasitic background caused by the scattering of water and by fluorescence must be subtracted properly.

Though the scattering and water images are noisier, we are confident in our ability to recover HbT after the new calibration.

A dozen ragged dots — bird-choked plots of mangrove — sat scattered on water to the east.

About 18percentt of cremated remains are scattered on water or land, while 50percentt are taken home or buried.