Sentence examples for scatters to from inspiring English sources

As everyone scatters to search the rest of the block, two members of the black team wander past, already headed for the next clue.

The author of The Gathering explores family life once again, this time centring on the Madigans, a County Clare clan that scatters to the four corners of the globe before coming back together again.

The infrared camera strapped to the underside of the helicopter picks out the fleeing herd as it scatters to avoid the supercharged 4x4 careering towards it over the rough terrain below.

In Figure 1c, we describe the second scenario where the electron scatters to a region in between LL with a very low density of states.

Weighting the spectra by an exponent of k emphasizes the contribution of more distant scatters to the EXAFS spectrum, which aids in their analysis using either the shell-by-shell fitting or the linear combination, least-squares approaches.

Only live cells were counted by setting gates on forward and side scatters to exclude cell debris and dead cells.

Scatter-to-attenuation reconstruction has been approximated by a proof-of-concept scatter-to-attenuation back-projection.

"Everyone's scattered to the winds.

Protocol was scattered to the winds.

The rest of the teams scattered to other conferences.

"They are scattered to the four winds," Mr. Edwards said.