Sentence examples for secondary scattering from inspiring English sources

Such re-scattered waves are called "secondary scattering" and hinder the analysis.

Reasons might be the so-called secondary scattering in this sample as well as back-scattering effects of the neutrons, which results in smaller numbers.

We present an alternative method to calculate the directional distribution after secondary scattering of light in an atmosphere, and apply it to the correction developed by Nakajima and Tanaka (1988) [1] as implemented in the DISORT radiative transfer solver.

By contrast, electron beams may produce strong secondary scattering even for relatively thin crystals (>100 nm).

Any sufficiently thick crystal will produce secondary scattering, but since X-rays interact relatively weakly with the electrons, this is generally not a significant concern.

These included strikes on warehouses that current anti-Qaddafi guards said contained only food, or near businesses or homes that were destroyed, including an attack on a munitions bunker beside a neighborhood that caused a large secondary explosion, scattering warheads and toxic rocket fuel.

Significant insight into pattern spacing and stability is provided by models which incorporate primary acoustic focusing and secondary acoustic scattering forces.

The morphology of cores@void@C was observed using a scanning electron microscope (SEM, Hitachi S-8000, Japan) in a secondary electron scattering mode at 5 kV and a transmission electron microscope (TEM).

Energy transfer from incident electrons can ionize atoms in the specimen, induce X-ray emission, chemical bond rearrangement, and free radicals, or induce secondary electron scattering, all of which change the specimen structure.

The component resulting from secondary internally scattered radiation is much smaller in magnitude than the external and primary internal scatter radiation.

Aside from thousands of primary and secondary schools scattered throughout the state, Jharkhand has several universities, the most notable of which include Ranchi University (1960), Birsa Agriculture University (1981) in Kanke, Sido Kanhu Murmu University (1992) in Dumka, and Vinoba Bhave University (1992) in Hazaribag.