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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Scatting"”.
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The jazz vocal art of Kurt Elling : lessons for South African singers
… art and his relationship with and opinions on scatting, and especially jazz vocalese are portrayed. To this end the author’s transcription of Elling’s vocalese based on Downtown (by Russel Ferrante) is included. Elling’s influence, creativity, spirituality and infusion of poetry into jazz are …
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Radio frequency interference (RFI) modeling of complex modules in mobile devices and system-level modeling for transient ESD simulation
… from the scanned data. The influence of multiple-scatting effects is considered. The challenges of modeling a complex electronic system are summarized and solutions are provided.</p> <p>In the third paper, an improved electrostatic discharge (ESD) system-level transient simulation modeling method …
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Electronic Transport in Highly Mismatched InAs Films on GaAs
… The phonon scattering overwhelms the Coulomb scatting at high temperatures, but declines as temperature decreases, thus the mobility increases. Around 100 K, the temperature-independent ionized impurity scattering becomes comparable with and starts exceeding the phonon scattering, as …
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Monte-Carlo Simulation of Diffusion as an Aid to Interpreting Quasi-elastic Neutron Scattering from Lattice Gas Systems with Diffusion on Multiple Time-Scales
… G(r, t) in both time and space yields a scatting function S(Q, ω), comparable to that which would be obtained from QENS measurements from diffusion. S(Q, ω) comprises, in general, a number of Lorentzian functions whose widths are related to decay-constants of exponential functions in the …
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Development of small molecule probes for fluorescence and photoacoustic molecular imaging
… imaging depth up to 1 mm as a result of light scatting. In other word, if the imaging target resides deeper than 1 mm, the outcoming fluorescence will scatter and hence erodes the resolution. As the thickness of the human skin varies from 0.5 to 4 mm depending on different parts of the human …