angular distributionの例文

• This central slice has the full velocity and angular distribution.
• Where the dominant part of the multiple scattering polar-angular distribution is
• Propagation of Multiple scattering angular distribution through matter.
• Also, the angular distribution of polarizational bremsstrahlung is theoretically quite different than ordinary bremsstrahlung.
• The electrons are emitted into the vacuum with an angular distribution close to a cosine square function.
• In the study of Multiple Scattering phenomenon angular distribution of a beam is important quantity for Consideration.
• However, because they are in the far field, their angular distribution does not change with distance.
• This needs to be convolved with the cosmic ray momentum spectrum in order to describe the angular distribution.
• However, the steady-state model does not predict the angular distribution of the microwave background temperature accurately.
• Spindt-type emitters have a higher emission intensity and a more narrow angular distribution than other FEA technologies.
• The electron imager side can also be used to record photoionization cross sections, photoelectron energy and angular distributions.
• Detecting scattered particles through a metal filament gave a good indication of angular distribution but has no sensitivity to kinetic energy.
• His studies of the influence of molecular rotation and vibration on the angular distribution of lifetimes for atomic and molecular states.
• The main observable is the " forward backward asymmetry " in the angular distribution of the two leptons in their frame.
• Experimental applications include high-resolution measurements on the intensity and angular distributions of emitted electrons as well as on the total and partial ion yields.
• With information about the velocity, angular distribution, and identity of the scattered species, useful information about the dynamics of the system can be derived.
• Typical variables to be optimized at the target include the total radiant flux, the angular distribution of optical radiation, and the spatial distribution of optical radiation.
• Certain specific features of the interaction potential between scattered atoms and surface can be extracted by analyzing the experimentally determined angular distribution and cross sections of the scattered particles.
• In 1949, Hughes and Burgy measured neutrons reflected from a ferromagnetic mirror and found that the angular distribution of the reflections was consistent with spin 1 / 2.
• The trains of pulses were passed through quasi-logarithmic data processors and then to the radio telemetry system of the spacecraft . Angular distributions were measured as the spacecraft rotated.