Sentence examples for such a scattering from inspiring English sources

Because of the relative motion between raypath, receiver, transmitter, and inhomogeneities, such a scattering manifests as temporal fluctuations in the intensity and phase of the received signal.

Such a scattering of the results may be ascribed to (i) different dimensionality of the models; (ii) different values of the parameters (see the below sensitivity study); (iii) different biophysical mechanisms included (active pumping, filtration velocity, membrane permeabilities, membrane partition coefficient).

Although a size distribution cannot be derived uniquely from such a scattering profile, an estimate can be obtained by fitting the low- q region (q = 0.013 0.04) as that of the sum of two types of spherical objects with radii of 180 and 103 Å, and populations of 28 and 72%, respectively.

Attempts to implement such a scattering interference ruler over the last thirty years have met with partial success.

It turns out that removing the Higgs possibilities (before squaring the whole thing) in WW scattering actually dramatically increases the probability of such a scatter.

There appeared to be such a small scattering of spectators behind the net at Palermo's stadium.

Here we present the results of two dedicated tests, performed at CERN PS-T9 and SPS-X7 beam lines, to provide a full check of the electronics and to exploit the feasibility of such a multiple scattering analysis.

When exploded, such a device scatters radioactive particles into the environment.

Such a large scatter (11.6 27.4 % RSD) at less than 50 cps could be ascribed to low elemental concentrations, rather than to real inhomogeneity.

The analysis of the published data shows such a large scatter that the only statistically approved conclusion is that within a radon concentration of up to ∼800 Bq/m, there is no statistically significant adverse effect of radon.

They're apparently a work in progress, and where they should head is in a simpler direction, so that each plate doesn't have so many tiny components, such an exhausting scattering of pleasures.