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Used for listed equity securities. Unconcentrated buy or sell interest.

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Depending on the material and the scatter quantity, different types of scatter rolls are used.

Santex presents scatterer for Coating of Technical Textiles

She said each family member wanted to scatter their own pot of Michelle's ashes on the beach - where the remains of two other relatives were previously scattered.

Family's grief after man washed out to sea as he scattered sister's ashes

Scatter diagram of the normalized scattering vectors in standard 2simplex is shown in Fig.

On the mixed scattering mechanism analysis of model-based decomposition for polarimetric SAR data

They can also provide suggestions about the best ways to scatter ashes and to make the ceremony more memorable.

Where to Scatter Ashes - Sedona Company Has Answers

2] to scatter light in a coating depends on particle size; the difference in refractive index of the [TiO.

[TiO.sub.2] scattering optimization and not-in-kind opacity alternatives

Most of the x-rays pass through the sample, but some x-rays scatter as they encounter inhomogeneities in the material.

Anton Paar finds continued SAXsess

The difference is not surprising because the suspension contains a large number of aggregated microalgae cells which are expected to scatter differently.

Measurement of absorption and scattering with an integrating sphere detector: application to microalgae

The apparatus comprises a radiation source for emitting a beam of radiation relative to an axis and a sensor region for receiving elongated objects, which is arranged relative to the beam so that the objects scatter radiation in a forward direction.

Laser Diffraction Process and Apparatus for Width Measurement of Elongated Objects: No. 7,072,051

Fogging occurs when water droplets from moist air condense on a cool surface and scatter light there.

Fog be gone: nanocoating clarifies the view

Club member Lynn McLaughlin was thrilled at the chance to scatter seeds as she flew tandem with her instructor.

POPPIES FROM HEAVEN GLIDERS DROP SEEDS FROM SKY

In lipemia, chylomicrons and VLDL are suspended particles that scatter light, producing cloudiness or turbidity similar to that seen in milk.

Evaluating interference caused by lipemia

Program inputs and outputs are typically maintained in centralized datasets residing on long-term storage subsystems, so data parallel applications must typically scatter portions of the input dataset to each compute node, then gather partial results and combine them into the final output.