The phrase "a common diffusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the spread or distribution of something, such as ideas, culture, or substances.
Example: "The study examined a common diffusion of cultural practices across different regions."
Alternatives: "a widespread dissemination" or "a general spread".
At the same time, it is shown that the ensemble of tips of dendrites can behave as an ensemble of microelectrodes working independently under mixed or activation control due to the absence of a common diffusion layer.
Table 1 shows simulated DGT fluxes with and without DBL layers (δ = 100 and 200 μm), which indicate that the increased flux because of lateral diffusion into DGT samplers with a common diffusion layer thickness of 0.094 cm (i.e., a flux increase of 8.7 9.7%) is balanced by DBL layers of ∼100 μm thickness for rphys values of 1 and 0.9 cm.
Instead we conclude that the simulations are consistent with a common structural diffusion mechanism, modified by the topology of the landscape around the sulfonate groups.
From gradient image subsets of varying size (6 ≤ N ≤ 94) that optimized a spherical angular distribution energy, we created SNR plots (versus gradient numbers) for seven common diffusion anisotropy indices: fractional and relative anisotropy (FA, RA), mean diffusivity (MD), volume ratio (VR), geodesic anisotropy (GA), its hyperbolic tangent (tGA), and generalized fractional anisotropy (GFA).
This review examines recent results in plasma electrolytic carburising, nitriding, and nitrocarburising (as the most common diffusion-based treatments), including treatment modes, electrolyte compositions, structures, and properties of hardened materials.
In this manner, early life in ecological niches physically separated from each other may still have shared a common evolution due to diffusion of nucleotides through seawater.
The formation of "horns" on diffusion paths in two-phase diffusion couples having a common matrix phase is analyzed by considering the one-dimensional form of the diffusion equation.
Anomalous diffusion is a common feature of eukaryotic cells [ 196 , 197] where it has been attributed both to crowding and to physical diffusion barriers [ 198].
To realise these features, Directed Diffusion provides a common data representation.
Light diffusion is a common defect which corrupts the wave propagation through the nanofiber matrix.
Numerical diffusion is a common problem with many numerical methods when applied on coarse grids.
