Sentence examples for where scattered from inspiring English sources

What is the vanishing point where scattered thoughts and perceptions converge and yet are kept duly distinct?

At night, he often sat by the campfire, where scattered sparks created fleeting constellations, and listened to the rebels share their visions of the revolution.

The beam itself is not visible in the air except where scattered by dust or haze, but it projects a bright point on a distant object.

Early organized communities were located along waterways that flowed through the arid regions of India, Pakistan, Egypt, and Mesopotamia, where scattered trees along riverbanks were used much as they are today for fuel, construction, and handles for tools.

For most final states, this beam spot is well separated from the region where scattered molecules appear on the detector.

However, our walking strategy must be useful in a situation where scattered debris or a fragile environment should not be further compromised.

These results are compared to a simulation where scattering was confined to the detector plane, thus eliminating the jet velocity distribution from the calculations.

However, these models are based on continuum or scattering theory, and therefore cannot explain the broadband measurements in cases where scattering and non-scattering losses co-exist.

The accuracy of the DIC measurement was higher in the centre of the specimen where scatter values of on average 0.03% (SD 0.00794%) strain were obtained (Figure 5).

The strength of the detected signal depends on the refractive index mismatch between the rough glass and the fuel interface where scattering of light occurs.

The scotch tape mimics biological scenarios where scattering occurs due to refractive index mismatch between the sample and its holder and surrounding medium.