Dispersion in a sentence as a noun

[1]I would be interested to find out about the dispersion of the Finnish results.

The repetition is made more striking by the formulaic use of "*******" and its dispersion.

This dispersion was used to dip-coat strips of filter paper, rendering the paper conductive.

So the need for dispersion compensation is gone with coherent optical.

The problem with geographical dispersion is exactly what YC worries about too.

For example, Houston has much more geographic dispersion per capita.

That seems far more important than geographical dispersion of physical servers.

Nope, the new fiber will be high dispersion compared to the old fiber and also will not have dispersion compensation along its length.

The damage is done not at point of dispersion, rather toxicity is increasing in the general environment.

Since the phase is recovered at the receiver the dispersion accumulated in the fiber can be undone in DSP with a long enough FIR filter.

These cables contain tiny chips at either end that are calibrated to the attenuation and dispersion properties of the wire between them.

We hypothesize that task complexity and structural aspects of the team, such as team size, team tenure, and team dispersion, moderate the effects of cultural diversity on teams.

Respectfully, you didn't read the rest of the abstract to the article you cite, and the next few sentences support what the article says:>Other studies looked at speed dispersion and found evidence that this is also an important factor in determining crash rate.

And the paper talks a bit about observing those second order effects:"Here, we have shown how the same process generates a second, so-far-unnoticed peak that corresponds to resonant transfer of energy to the negative-frequency branch of the dispersion relation.

To perform this full quantum operation while preserving and retrieving the fragile nonclassicality of the input state, we have developed a broadband, zero-dispersion teleportation apparatus that works in conjunction with time-resolved state preparation equipment.

Dispersion definitions

noun

spreading widely or driving off

See also: scattering

noun

the spatial or geographic property of being scattered about over a range, area, or volume; "worldwide in distribution"; "the distribution of nerve fibers"; "in complementary distribution"

See also: distribution

noun

the act of dispersing or diffusing something; "the dispersion of the troops"; "the diffusion of knowledge"

See also: dispersal dissemination diffusion