1. Backscatter synonyms, Backscatter pronunciation, Backscatter translation, English dictionary definition of Backscatter

2. This paper overturns this conventional wisdom about Backscatter and presents the first wide-area Backscatter system

3. Backscatter data representation (i.e

4. Some examples of Backscatter analysis follow:

5. Wi-Fi Backscatter startup HaiLa Technologies Inc

6. Backscatter RF startup finds non-dilutive funds

7. For most manufacturers, Backscatter data now exist in

8. What does Backscatters mean? Plural form of backscatter

9. What is Backscatter spam? Backscatter spam is misdirected bounce messages sent by mail servers, typically as a side effect of incoming spam

10. Visualizing fish movement, behavior, and acoustic Backscatter Richard H

11. A Backscatter is a diffuse reflection towards the direction it came

12. The Backscatter problem is inherently linked to the spam problem, as most Backscatter received is due to somebody else on the internet doing something bad and spam-related

13. Most email accounts receive very few, if any, Backscatter spam messages

14. Backscatter is the world’s largest underwater camera and underwater photography equipment supplier

15. Backscatter is analyzed for any number of parameters to solve particular operational needs

16. Backscatter communication is orders of magnitude more power-efficient than traditional radio communication.

17. Backscatter is commonly used in medical ultrasounds to understand characteristics of the human body, but in the world of hydrography and marine science, Backscatter from soundwaves helps us understand characteristics of the sea floor.

18. Backscatter Underwater Video & Photo is the world's leading supplier for underwater imaging equipment

19. Ambient Backscatter transforms existing wireless signals into both a source of power and a communication medium

20. While Backscatter is low-power and low-cost, it is known to be limited to short ranges

21. Backscatter sensors can wirelessly communicate at near-zero power by simply reflecting radio signals in the environment

22. Backscatter X-rays interact differently depending on the type of material they come in contact with

23. Backscatter becomes a big problem when a recipient of your bounce message is a spam trap, which places your IP addresses at risk of being listed on a specialized Backscatter blocklist or a more general blocklist which uses spam trap data

24. Backscatter is a consortium of research scientists and practitioners methods to visualize, analyze and engage with data.

25. Backscattering (or backscatter) is the reflection of waves, particles, or signals back to the direction they came from

26. By quantifying the contributions from multiple scattering sources, acoustic backscatter becomes a better measure of net-collected zooplankton biomass.

27. Backscatter is the reflected sound from any object being insonified—the analysis of which is the subject of active sonar systems

28. Backscatter is non-delivery reports (also known as NDRs or bounce messages) you receive for messages that you didn't send

29. The creep damage mechanisms were studied using electron transmission microscopy, electron backscatter diffraction, and electron channeling contrast image analysis.

30. Backscatter (also known as outscatter, misdirected bounces, blowback or collateral spam) is the incorrect automated bounce messages sent by mail servers

31. Efficient and Reliable Low-Power Backscatter Networks Jue Wang Haitham Hassanieh Dina Katabi Piotr Indyk Massachusetts Institute of Technology {jue_w, haithamh, dk, indyk}@mit.edu Abstract – There is a long-standing vision of embedding Backscatter nodes like RFIDs into everyday objects to build ultra-low power ubiquitous networks.

32. Backscatter definition, the deflection of nuclear particles or of radiation in a scattering process through an angle greater than 90°

33. Backscatter is the reflection of a signal (such as sound waves or light) back in the direction from where it originated

34. Z Backscatter technology captures the data from the X-rays that are scattered away from the object, back towards a near-sided detector

35. Advanced Ultrasonic Backscatter Technique (AUBT) involves a collection of ultrasonic techniques used for detecting High Temperature Hydrogen Attack (HTHA) in process equipment

36. Acoustic Backscatter (ABS) measurement is a nonintrusive technique for the monitoring of suspended sediment particles in the water column and seabed characteristics

37. Backscatter is the largest underwater imaging retailer in the world with locations on both the east and west coasts of the United States

38. Our design can successfully Backscatter from any location between an RF source and receiver, separated by 475 m, while being compatible with

39. Backscatter aims to open new perspectives for the public and private sectors to interact with their surroundings in a data-driven way

40. The Z Backscatter image is bright white where X-rays scatter the strongest, indicating organic matter, such as explosive material and drugs.

41. Electron Backscattered Diffractometry (EBSD) is based on automatic indexing of electron backscatter diffraction patterns (EBSP) which can be produced in a properly equipped SEM

42. Electron Backscattered Diffractometry (EBSD) is based on automatic indexing of electron backscatter diffraction patterns (EBSP) which can be produced in a properly equipped SEM

43. What is WiFi Backscatter? RF-powered computers are small devices that compute and communicate using only the power that they harvest from RF signals

44. Backscatter Electron (BSE) Imaging is a scanning electron microscopy technique that detects differences in atomic number on and below the surface of the sample

45. The long-range Backscatter system uses a source that emits a radio signal, low-power sensors that encode information in reflected signals and an …

46. What does Backscatter mean? The deflection of radiation or particles by electromagnetic or nuclear forces through angles greater than 90° to the ini

47. Backscattered electrons can also be used to form an electron backscatter diffraction image that can be used to determine the crystallographic structure of the specimen

48. Backscatter is the lowest power wireless communication technol-ogy, which has led to its widespread adoption for ultra-low power networking [1, 43, 48, 56, 87]

49. Backscatter radio—in which wireless communication is achieved via reflection rather than radiation—is a low-complexity approach that requires a minimal number of active elements.

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51. Backscatter radios encode data in reflected signals to offer wireless communications that consume as little energy as possible— but they can be limited by poor data rates.

52. A procedure was developed to determine acoustical tissue specific parameters (ultrasound attenuation, relative backscatter coefficient) in terms of the ultrasound spectroscopy and to correct the system effects.

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54. Backscatter Blacklists are specifically looking at a type of traffic from an email server IP Address related to a Non-Delivery Report/Receipt (NDR), also called a bounce-back or bounce message

55. The characteristics of the inclusions as well as their contribution to intragranular Acicular ferrite (IAF) nucleation in Mg-containing low-carbon steel were investigated via electron backscatter diffraction and transmission electron microscopy

56. The backscatter radiation effect was also analyzed applying a pair of 20 × 20 × 7.5 cm Cerrobend alloy blocks with 6.0 mm diameter pin-holes in the center aligned telescopically with the field defining light beam.

57. Backscatter (countable and uncountable, plural Backscatters) (physics) The deflection of particles and/or radiation through angles greater than 90 degrees to the original direction of travel.The particles and/or radiation deflected in this manner.

58. Backscatter (countable and uncountable, plural Backscatters) (physics) The deflection of particles and/or radiation through angles greater than 90 degrees to the original direction of travel.The particles and/or radiation deflected in this manner.

59. Then, the backscatter detector was inserted into the microscope chamber and the same sections were viewed in the Backscattered electron imaging (BEI) mode, using a setting that maximized Backscattered electron signal, as follows: working distance 15 mm.

60. Backscatter definition is - the scattering of radiation or particles in a direction opposite to that of the incident radiation due to reflection from particles of the medium traversed; also : the radiation or particles so reversed in direction.

61. A team of researchers at the Allen School and University of Washington Department of Electrical Engineering have invented a long-range Backscatter system that enables low-cost connectivity for a variety of objects and devices while consuming 1000x less power than existing technologies

62. A basic BackCom system consists of two devices: a mobile Backscatter node, i.e., a tag, and a reader Footnote 2 [].The architecture of the tag consists of an RF energy-harvesting block, a battery, a modulation block, and an information decoder, as illustrated in Fig

63. Backscatter radios ― passive sensors that reflect rather than radiate energy ― are known for their low-cost, low-complexity, and battery-free operation, making them a potential key enabler of this future although they typically feature low data rates and their performance strongly depends on the surrounding environment.

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65. By setting constant ordinate values for the point of inflexion, abscissa can be determined as a function of backscatter coefficient of the substrate, the atomic number, density and critical acceleration energy of the element, which forms the particle as well as the acceleration energy of the electron probe.

66. 物理学において、後方散乱 （backscatter, Backscattering) は波や粒子もしくは信号の、来た方向への反射をいう。 散乱に起因する拡散反射であり、鏡面反射とは異なる。 天文学、写真、超音波検査の分野で応用上重要である。