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scattering

[skat-er-ing] / ˈskæt ər ɪŋ /
ADJECTIVE
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This shift indicates scattering from smaller fragments and aligns with the slightly delayed drop in the Guinier amplitude, confirming that many molecules have already broken apart.

From Science Daily

Luo also points out that time-resolved scattering measurements and high-resolution imaging, which can capture these processes in real time down to the subcellular level, are crucial for this work and for future studies.

From Science Daily

Gunshots ring out and people are seen scattering and running for safety.

From BBC

Nato jets were scrambled and several of the drones were shot down - the rest crashed across Poland, scattering debris in multiple regions.

From BBC

Sensor-based monitors use laser scattering and electrochemical methods to estimate the number of particles suspended in the air.

From BBC