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# Semantic scattering.
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# Semantic ( study of relationships between signs and symbols and what they represent ).
# Semantic function: ( Agent, Patient, Recipient, etc.
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# and scattering
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# Lexical scattering.
# Subject scattering.
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# High Flux: high intensity photon beam allows rapid experiments or use of weakly scattering crystals.
# Electrons travel ballistically between electrodes ( i. e., no scattering ).
# ( finite ) for < math > r < r_0 </ math > and 0 elsewhere, or a particle in the spherical equivalent of the square well, useful to describe scattering and bound states in a nucleus or quantum dot.
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# The fission cross section is larger both in absolute terms, and in proportion to the scattering and capture cross sections.
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# Theory of pair collisions cannot explain experiments by Harrison Merrill and Harold Webb on anomalous electron scattering in gaseous plasma.
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