Sentence examples for through scattering from inspiring English sources
Finally, a Pareto optimum was obtained through scattering charts and comparisons were made between the baseline design and the optimal design.
It has been reported that pulsed Nd YAG laser beams on aluminium have very low levels of ionisation and only a limited loss of power through scattering from metal and oxide particles.
Jun Ren and colleagues at Princeton University demonstrated a new method of amplifying and compressing a laser pulse through scattering in a millimetre-scale plasma, a technique that could make possible a new generation of compact low-cost ultrahigh-intensity laser systems.
They are all called hot Jupiters, large gaseous planets in orbits hugging their stars and with bulging atmospheres to leave a clear fingerprint through scattering and absorption of nearby starlight.
Beyond that remark, it can be added that particles with diameters below the visible range can still scatter light when in suspension or when deposited on transparent materials through scattering in the Rayleigh regime.
The absorption and losses through scattering are not included in the equation for the amplitude A 2θ, equation (9).
The small, rectangular dining room suggests its theme through scattered bric-a-brac rather than a grand design scheme.
The pattern of these tender, disappointed relationships emerges through scattered flashbacks, which, like actual memories, do not occur in chronological sequence.
Wind cross-hatched its long grasses to gleaming filigree as I climbed through scattered holm oak and Corsican pine to the ridge.
With spotlights perched on the beach and flashlights in hand, divers and fishermen searched for survivors through the night, swimming through scattered pieces of luggage, clothes and gift-wrapped presents.
New delights, such as an exploration of Cicero's lost Hortensius, beloved by Augustine and pieced together by scholars through scattered mentions in the ancient record, add surprising shadings to Augustine's personality.
