Sentence examples for slight scattering from inspiring English sources

The predicted permeability of unit-2 samples nearly did not suffer any significant change due to slight scattering of the samples that belong to this unit.

Even in Times Square, there was only a slight scattering of tourists.

The slight scatter of 87Sr/86Sr, and 206,207,208Pb/204Pb values in the profile is one consequence of such redistribution processes.

Some slight scatter is expected because about 10 15% of values had to be read from graphs and in some cases several alternative values could be calculated.

The discrepancy between measured and calculated results is obvious at low filler content, and is believed to come from different considerations on penetrating photons, which have undergone slight Compton scattering.

AlphaA/BKO lenses at 5 wks of age exhibited vacuoles at the equatorial region and an area of slight light scatter at the posterior subcapsular regions.

The ripe seedpod bursts upon slight pressure, thus scattering the seeds.

Some precipitation of the particles in the capillaries after temperature cycling was observed through the slight loss in scattering intensity.

As a result, right-spinning and left-spinning electrons ricochet off the target differently, creating a slight asymmetry in their scattering pattern.

This spherical surface of last scattering probably has slight ripples in it that account for the slight anisotropies observed in the cosmic microwave background today.

Slight deviations need an additional scattering mechanism for consistent explanation of the metallic behaviour of resistivity.