Sentence examples for subsequent scattering of from inspiring English sources

"Unsettled" follows a roughly historical outline, from the earliest prebiblical days through the destruction of the First and Second Temples, the subsequent scattering of the Jews, the Holocaust, the establishment of the state of Israel and the Jewish encounter with America.

These processes involve the creation of energetic electrons through Compton scattering, photo-absorption and pair production, the subsequent scattering of these electrons, and the creation of energetic photons occurring as these electrons are slowed through Bremsstrahlung emission.

The subsequent scattering of these waves at remote structural inhomogeneities can generate sound which augments that produced by direct scattering from the flow at the edge of the coating.

In the subsequent battle Rupert's men made a dramatic cavalry charge, but despite his best efforts a subsequent scattering and loss of discipline turned a potential victory into a stalemate.

In addition, the controllable relative positioning of the refractive index features, and subsequent scattering features, also may be used to help calibrate the axial scaling of the resulting OCT images and B-scan field of view distortion.

The jet was illuminated by coherent pulsed laser: the subsequent Mie scattering of the light was related to the size of bubbles, spray droplets, and the cavitation nuclei forming in the jet.

Since the introduced laser power of 41.1 W/cm can light the whole CBD segment (Fig. 3(d)), we choose this laser power for the subsequent light scattering illumination of CBD by using the fiber-optic ENBD catheter.

A sterilized small metal spatula was used to transfer the cleaned cell pellet to black filter paper in a Petri dish (black paper was chosen to minimize the scattering of light during subsequent reflectance spectra measurements).