Experiments were performed on spines at approximately constant depth to minimize uneven light scattering between experiments.
At uneven intervals, as if scattered by unhappy fate, giant concrete statues of human figures towered over what had been the desolate mass grave for thousands of victims from all over Eastern Europe.
However Amy Winehouse scattered her uneven deeds around the planet, her gifts, her special sound, her will to reinvent art and life and still keep her own spirit made the world a better place.
Under high magnification, the collagen fibrils appeared loosely scattered and uneven, whereas the lacuna was shallow and empty with a perforated margin (Fig. 2C).
As the Germans retreated back out over the channel, some bomber groups scattered while others formed uneven formations and were pursued by RAF fighters.
Fire ants have been the focus of numerous studies since the introduction of S. invicta to the U.S.A. in the 1930s, with the result that relevant information is scattered across a vast literature of uneven quality.
None of that changed the bottom line, the string of uneven play, fixing one leak to find another, the 4-4 record those scattered performances produced.
The portion that penetrates the sample gets scattered at a larger number of points in its path due to uneven, broken or bumpy boundary surfaces, where the coarseness is of the same order of magnitude as the wavelength.
They must also assess the strength of the recovery, which has shown scattered signs of improvement in crucial areas like labor and housing but remains largely weak and uneven.
"The Art Kabinett," single-artist shows scattered throughout the fair, were uneven.
