Sentence examples for a small diffusion from inspiring English sources

The cell flux in (3) decomposes into an activation front, a small diffusion contribution (∂ tm−δΔm) and a drift enhanced by the gradient of the diffusing signal (∂ tm+∇(χ(m m∇c)).

When the despeckling method is used as a visual aid to improve the interpretation, a small diffusion time is enough to remove the speckle.

A high feed concentration, a high equilibrium capacity, and a small diffusion time relative to the loading time can reduce the minimum column volume and increase productivity.

Consequently, for a line compound with a small diffusion coefficient, it will take a long time to grow up to an observable thickness.

in  Ω T } is a bounded convex set with two constants satisfying a < b. α > 0 is the reaction coefficient, 0 < ε ≪ 1 is a small diffusion coefficient, and β ∈ ( W 1, ∞ 2 is a velocity field.

This can be realized by different approaches, even if the diffusion does not have a high relevance for high viscosities (correlating with room temperature for the focused prepreg systems), it should be considered that there is always a small diffusion of contamination particles, once the prepreg is in contact with the mold surface respectively the contamination layer.

As discussed before, the exchange mechanism leads to a smaller diffusion barrier [25] and is the only diffusion mechanism investigated here.

Based on Equation 5, a smaller diffusion coefficient (D) value for NiS/Pt/Ti CE is calculated among the abovementioned CEs, and this proves that the NiS/Pt/Ti CE holds a fast diffusion velocity of the redox couple in the electrolyte.

This again leads to a smaller diffusion distance and a shorter analysis time.

Upon cell lysis, the GFP E. coli release cytosolic GFP, which has a smaller diffusion time (0.15 ms) than trapped GFP, which follows the bacterial diffusion time (1 ms to 1 s).

The simple model shows that a microfused state results in a smaller diffusion rate than a hyperfused state, even if the microfused state has very frequent fusion and fission events.