Sentences with phrase «scattered by»

As you ready for bed the room is gently illuminate by the red light scattered by the Aura, the only light not inhibiting melatonin secretion, to help you drift off gradually and peacefully.

The total radiation leaving one side of the layer is the external radiation reflected back by the interface, radiation emitted internally by the layer and transmitted through the interface, radiation scattered by sites inside the layer and transmitted through the interface, and radiation transmitted through the layer from the surroundings on the opposite side.

The satellite sends down a pulse and measures how much it is scattered by ripples and waves created by wind stress.

I had earlier posted on refraction and reflection / scattering, what these mean, visible light gets reflected / scattered by being absorbed by the electrons of the molecules of nitrogen and oxygen in our real world atmosphere [it is therefore not «transparent» to visible as claimed in the TGE AGW energy budget..]

Some portion of this energy is reflected back into space by the Earth's atmosphere, another portion is dispersed and scattered by the molecules in the atmosphere and a large portion penetrates through the Earth's atmosphere to reach the surface of the Earth.

Visible light gets absorbed by the electrons of the molecules of nitrogen and oxygen, and reflected / scattered by this.

But all that flux will be scattered by the warmer one and not converted to thermal energy.

The light is scattered by the atmospheric molecules and particles, and a fraction is collected back on the ground with a telescope.

Some is scattered by dust particles — when light rays are split into many light rays that move in different directions b. Scattering separates white light into its» colors.

Some is scattered by dust particles — when light rays are split into many light rays that move in different directions

Scattering may also drive the distribution over polarizations toward an equilibrium (which would be, at any given frequency and direction, constant over polarizations so long as the real component of the index of refraction is independent of polarization) Interactions wherein photons are scattered by matter with some exchange of energy will eventually redistribute photons toward a Planck - function distribution — a blackbody spectrum — characteristic of some temperature, and because the exchange involves some other type of matter, the photon gas temperature (brightness temperature) will approach the temperature of the material it is interacting with -LRB-?

We see the same thing in a study by Harrison & Stephenson (2006), which provides an additional clue based on diffuse light, which is light scattered by clouds.

However, part of their struggle is to prove their Native American status, which is complicated by the fact the land where the Houma people reside is scattered by waterways (complicating the demarcation of «native lands»).

The impetus for the exhibition is a painting by Beal that was acquired in 2014 with funds raised by the Friends of the Palmer Museum of Art, titled After the Storm, from c. 1930, in which lobster fishermen scour the shore for traps and buoys that have been scattered by a gale.

Gabriel Lester's site - specific work TWIRL flows throughout the building, as though the sheets had been scattered by a burst of air.

Gaudier - Brzeska was already dead, other members had been scattered by the demands of war, and the public was completely uninterested in modernist 20th century paintings, no matter what they represented.

He can also pick up additional weapons scattered by enemies after each fight including a more powerful scythe as well as various pieces of armor, which can be equipped at any time through a sub-menu.

Pleasingly, the title's real - world environments, ranging from Dubai, Miami, Paris, and North Africa are well rendered, with skyline scattered by the sporadic three - dimensional structure.

Relax in the lagoon swimming pools and spas spread over 1200 m2 and soak up the Tropical North Queensland sun on the sunbeds scattered by poolside.

If you elect communal cremation for your pet, their remains will be scattered by us in a respectful manner.

And there were other colours that would follow the green; yellows, blues, reds would appear in patches across the veld as if great cakes of dye had been crumbled and scattered by an unseen hand.

While much of the region struggles for the basics of food, water, and sanitation to survive, members of the education community are scrambling to ensure that students scattered by the storm could return to the stabilizing influence of a school year as soon as possible.

Packs a solid heart and delivers beautiful and sometimes trippy visuals but feels rushed and scattered by the end.

I'm finishing this after midnight on New Year's Eve, so the released - in - 2017 slate of films we've been discussing has just officially started to crumble into dust «Ozymandias» - style, soon to be scattered by the winds of history as the equally ephemeral 2018 pantheon looms into view.

19 Now those who had been scattered by the persecution that broke out when Stephen was James Woods, 66, replaces his 26 - year - old girlfriend with drug bust arrestee Kristen Baugness... and she's only 20!

A. Ghetta, D. Prosperi, F. Mantegazza, L. Panza, S. Riva, T. Bellini, «Light scattered by model phantom bacteria reveals molecular interactions at their surface» Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America.

Another laser pulse was then used to convert the change in the shared motion into a change in the atomic ion's internal energy level — which was manifested in the form of light scattered by the atomic ion.

Researchers using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope have observed, for the first time ever, an enormous object with the composition of a comet being shredded and scattered by a white dwarf, the burned - out husk of a massive star.

And, since blue light is most easily scattered by our planet's atmosphere, many fear that an increase in the use of LEDs may substantially increase light pollution even if the total amount of emitted light holds steady.

The measurements will be carried out in different modes: pointing through the atmosphere towards the Sun, at the horizon at sunlight scattered by the atmosphere, and looking downwards at sunlight reflected from the surface.

UBC theoretical cosmology graduate student Elham Alipour, UBC physicist Kris Sigurdson and Ohio State University astrophysicist Christopher Hirata probed the effect of Rayleigh scattering — the process that makes the sky appear blue when the Sun's photons are scattered by molecules in the atmosphere — on the cosmic microwave background (CMB).

But as the sun edges toward the horizon, the light must travel increasingly longer paths and is scattered by more air molecules.

Indeed, Earth is inside a very bright solar system: sunlight scattered by all the dust in the plane of Earth's orbit creates the zodiacal light radiating across the optical spectrum down to long - wavelength infrared.

The image shows sunlight that has been scattered by atomic hydrogen, shown as blue in this false - color representation.

IUVS observed a drop in the amount of sunlight scattered by hydrogen in the upper atmosphere.

Consequently, all colors of light are scattered by more or less the same amount.

He and his collaborators have theoretically predicted that, around a young star radio waves scattered by the dust particles should carry unique polarization features.

A leading theory is that star - making materials are scattered by torrents of energy released by a galaxy's central supermassive black hole as it sloppily devours matter.

On Earth, sunlight is scattered by the atmosphere and becomes polarized, which is why polarized sunglasses help reduce glare.

In space, the cosmic microwave background was scattered by atoms and electrons and became polarized too.

And brick dust, scattered by wind and water after the bricks themselves have deteriorated, is even more disordered.

«Ultrasonic probes produce waves in the megahertz frequency range, and these are scattered by soft tissue.

So spare a thought for the poor astronomer whose view of the heavens, night after night, may be restricted by light scattered by our polluted atmosphere.

That's why the researchers use a trick to study the molecules — they measure how strongly the X-ray light is scattered by the molecules.

As light enters the combustion vessel, it will be absorbed or scattered by soot particles.

Elsewhere, Freese tells of using the «nuclear shell model» to calculate how certain dark matter particles might be scattered by an atomic nucleus, and how this led her to regret skipping lectures on the shell model as «uninteresting» while a graduate student at Columbia University.

The ANU team not only succeeded in building the experiment, which seemed nearly impossible when it was proposed in 1978, but reversed Wheeler's original concept of light beams being bounced by mirrors, and instead used atoms scattered by laser light.

When sunlight is scattered by raindrops, why is it that colorful arcs appear in certain regions of the sky?

Take the example of seeds being scattered by the wind.

They were first rent, overthrown, and destroyed by the violence of the controversy on the doctrine of predestination; they were secondly crushed and scattered by the «Reformation» of Mr. Campbell; they were thirdly severed and prostrated by the Landmark controversy.