We first note that a sample under spatially coherent illumination will scatter coherently, such that scatterings from different sample locations will have fixed phase relationships with each other.
Those people, the working drudges, will scatter once the train pulls into Pennsylvania Station.
Today they will scatter Adam's ashes over the ocean he knew so well.
They will scatter everyone, and we won't be able to track them.
Osborne will scatter tomorrow's statement with trinkets of good news for some: pensioners expect a reward.
"Where it will scatter down is mostly around the site, but there's no guarantee".
They are all but out of time, and soon the players will scatter while the better teams play in October.
"His ashes are at home now," she said, "and now that the inquest is over, we will scatter them".
As the flags flutter in the wind, he says, they will scatter their prayers for world peace and harmony.
Many, they hope, will scatter across the countryside where, though disaffected, they will at least have food and shelter.
Your heart will be sore; it will scatter into brush strokes, fragments, feathers, and you will think you too will vanish".
