Sentence examples for unit path from inspiring English sources

Because of the small mass of the electron, however, the relative retardation (decrease in velocity per unit path length) is much more for it.

The stopping power of a medium toward a charged particle refers to the energy loss of the particle per unit path length in the medium.

A curve of ionization density (also called specific ionization or number of ion pairs negative electron and associated positive ion formed per unit path length) versus distance in a given medium is called a Bragg curve.

Note that the model is normalized to provide unit path loss at cell border.

The absorption coefficient μ a defines the probability per unit path length of photon absorption in a medium.

Scattering coefficient The scattering coefficient μ s defines the probability per unit path length of photon scattering in a medium.

It turns out that the increment for unit wealth on the whole path can be divided into two parts: the increment corresponding to the stochastic drift and that corresponding to the Brownian Motion.

The rapid thermoelastic expansion of the stressed tissue generates acoustic waves that propagate in the tissue with orders of magnitude weaker scattering than light scattering on a per-unit-path-length basis in the acoustic frequency of interest and are detected by an ultrasonic transducer or a transducer array3,4.

The ionization density (number of ions per unit of path length) produced by a fast charged particle along its track increases as the particle slows down.

Mr. Dimon, colleagues said, expressed concern about the wisdom of hastily combining the two businesses into one operating unit -- the path Citigroup chose when it announced the executive shake-up on Sunday.

The resulting z-profiles show the depth dependence of VPM (red line in Fig. 4 B ) and POm (green line in Fig. 4 B ) bouton density per unit dendritic path length in a cortical column ("normalized" VPM and POm bouton density profiles).