Sentence examples for size scatter from inspiring English sources

Other variables such as matrix size, scatter correction, and scan time all deviated from standard testing.

The data shows a large amount of area size scatter at all distances from source, reflecting big spatial sampling density variations.

The experimental results confirmed our previous findings: gaseous emboli with a diameter close to the resonance size scatter significantly at higher harmonic components (from the second harmonic up to the fifth), and bubbles with a diameter around twice the resonance size produce a subharmonic and/or an ultraharmonic component.

Voids of this size scatter light, and when the material is observed in reflected light, it is whiter than the initial one.

After rigid registration and downsampling to a 32 × 32 × 32 matrix (18.9-mm voxel size), scatter plots were generated of which regression analysis was done.

Since particles large in size scatter light more efficiently than small particles in DLS, even a trace amount of large particles (i.e., dust) can contribute significantly to the light scattering.

The visual scheme is simple to the point of plainness, with a set consisting of only a few white blocks of varying size scattered about.

As a result, the particles become almost neutral, losing their repulsive negative charges, and they rapidly agglomerate and fall as sediment to the bottom of the riverbed, where their increased size scatters light in the sky-blue spectrum.

Given the expected decline in per capita land size, scattered trees will likely remain an integral part of these systems.

Also, it indicates the development trend of conceptual design, by means of modern electronic technology, and it effectively links up various enterprises of different size scattered all over the country.

Following excitation with a 485 nm laser, forward size scattering (FSC) was used to count the total cell number and emission was recorded as peak area signals in FL-1 and FL-2 channels.