"Reading falls apart, and much of the self scatters with it.
In 1866, the hospital's superintendent described psychosis as a "waking dream, which, if not broken in upon, works mischief to the brain," and wrote that the goal of treatment was to "interfere with this world of self — scatter its creations and fancies and people it with objects and thoughts foreign to its own".
For example, using different volumes in the source could affect both the activity measured with the activity meter and the gamma camera count rate (due to self scatter and attenuation in the source).
For the simulation, we used the non-equilibrium Green's function (NEGF) procedure, in which the effects of electron phonon interaction enter Green's function as a self-scattering matrix.
The terms S and H in the denominator represent the self-scatter and high-energy scatter components, respectively.
In imaging studies using 177Lu, besides primary photons, the 208 keV photopeak window contains Bremsstrahlung, self-scatter, and high-energy scatter components.
Your algorithmic self is scattered.
The self-intermediate scattering function Fs k, t) has been computed for the pure PEO-system and two PEOx NaI systems with x=8.67 and x=27.8 respectively.
The results obtained are discussed in the context of future design of experiments on self-Thomson scattering and Thomson scattering of a probe laser beam in a plasma produced by femtosecond FEL pulses.
The sort of dress I'd wish to wear to attend the funeral of my former self, to scatter the ashes of who I was over a cliff's edge.
We use a self-scattering approach, which introduces a fictitious forward scattering in order to eliminate solving integral equations in every Monte Carlo step.
