Example sentences for: scattering

How can you use “scattering” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • In Untitled III (1981), a scattering of snail-shaped blue brush strokes have been cropped and re-contoured.

  • Users of the L will be far better off if spared the technique of defining in the W , carried over from the Third Unabridged , in which the full explanatory definition is abandoned in favor of a scattering of synonyms set in SMALL CAPITALS, which, more often than not, are likely to lead the user who has the paitence to pursue them to other words defined in the same inept manner.

  • Aside from a scattering of historic colonial buildings around and near the plaza, the oldest buildings in Santa Fe tend to be in a style that owes more to the American Midwest and East than to Hispanic or Indian origins.

  • 2Aand 2B, PP cultures can also be distinguished by a paucity of fibroblasts with high granularity (side scattering), a characteristic often associated with the elaboration of RER (rough endoplasmic reticulum) [ 44 ] . In both confluent and post-confluent cultures, the populations of cells with the highest granularity were found in the non-PP isolates (keloid and nonplantar).

  • The men attack, murdering some women and scattering others to the winds.


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