… light and the depolarized volume backscattered light, while the perpendicular component I ⊥
will only contain the depolarized volume backscattered light, and so … μ a , anisotropy g, and …

… The refractive indices, anisotropy, and average thickness of each layer are listed in Table 1.
… of 0.1 cm−1, a scattering coefficient of 100 cm−1, and an anisotropy coefficient of 0.9 [9, 23]. …

… Table 6 - Absorption coefficient, anisotropy, and scattering coefficient of phantoms and
normal skin [155] ...................................................................................................................................... 97 …

… (A) Blood has a high scattering anisotropy, leading to a high probability of detecting multiple
scattered light paths; (B) For capillaries, dynamic RBC (red blood cell) forward scattering …

… In view of the small divergence angle and the strong anisotropy of light scattering by sea
water, the scattered radiation is concentrated in a narrow cone around the direction of the …

The application of polarimetric Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) to forest observation for
mapping, classification and parameter estimation (especially biomass) has a relatively long …

… Here, the size and the chosen catalyst structure influences the anisotropic growth of the
nanowires [36] [37]. This method is known as Vapour-Liquid-Solid (VLS) growth, which is the …

… The cyan curve represents the water volume backscattered subsurface reflectance rrs,∞·{1
− exp[−( Ku + Kd)·z]}, which is the first term in Equation (19). All four figures show the fraction …

… In contrast to crystal solids, cells and tissues are soft, anisotropic and heterogeneous. In
biomechanics, we are interested in events at the cellular as well as the tissue level; traditional …

… In view of the small divergence angle and the strong anisotropy of light scattering by sea
water… The volume backscattered energy shows a very similar rate of decrease; however, the rate …