light scattering

He had a light scattering of hair on his chest.

It was found that in some cases, light scattering could indeed give us the information required.

Then to allow for light scattering, open up an extra stop.

Both the father and son's work on light scattering was discussed by Young in 1982.

A description of a light scattering apparatus is given below.

Light scattering works well for a wide range of particle sizes.

There was a light scattering of freckles on her cheeks.

If damaged the light scattering is worse than having no coating at all.

Another term commonly used for this type of reflection is "light scattering".

Li, 1995: Light scattering by small particles in an intermediate region.

"Light scattering and fluorescence by small particles having internal structure."

He stepped aside, and Amidala rose to a light scattering of applause.

Laser light scattering is by far the most popular and convenient technique for diffusion studies.

Some of methods are based on light scattering.

Pigments support a structure of fine porosity and form a light scattering surface.

She scrolled it outward further and now there was a light scattering of red dots.

A 'telegraph pole' is placed in the park surrounded by a light scattering of sand.

Other methods such as light scattering give weight averages, defined as.

Different implementations of cross-correlation light scattering have been developed and applied.

Light scattering and light absorption in the atmosphere are simulated.

Light scattering depends on the wavelength of the light being scattered.

Light scattering should not be a concern due to the small size, a few nanometers, of the micelle.

His research interest is in particulate systems, soft matter physics, light scattering, and materials synthesis.

Her current primary research focus includes the use of light scattering, soft condensed matter, and complex fluids.

The ultramicroscope system is based on light scattering, not light reflection.