Transverse projected range

Fig. 6.2. Schematic drawing for the definition of depth, spread, radial range, longitudinal projected range, transverse projected range, and path length (Eckstein 1991)...

For normal-incidence projectiles, the range spreading is equal to the transverse projected range. 

Concerning method implementations, a relevant paper deseribes two transverse-relaxation-optimized (TRO) N-filtered PFG stimulated-echo (STE) experiments for studies of translational dilfusion in solution, H-TRO-STE and N-TRO-STE, which include CRINEPT and TROSY elements. Preliminary results provide an extended platform for evaluating the NMR experiments available for dilfusion measurements in struetural biology projects involving molecular particles with diflerent size ranges. ... 

The transverse relaxation time strongly depends on temperature (cf Fig. 37a), so that the temperature can be mapped by parameter imaging of T2. Axial parameter projections have been acquired in dynamic equilibrium at a shear rate of 10 Hz and for carbon-black contents ranging from 10 to 70 phr. Onedimensional cross sections through those projections are depicted in Figure 37b. An increase of the temperature in the center of the sample is observed with increasing carbon-black contents which scales with the increasing loss modulus of... 

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