Sentence examples for advantage of diffusion from inspiring English sources

We take advantage of diffusion rate controlled preparation of spherical and highly monodisperse gold particles with distinct particle sizes that are immobilized on a substrate in a way that avoids interparticle plasmonic coupling.

The DWI-based neural fingerprinting method presented here is a new quantitative approach, which takes advantage of diffusion weighted data to construct a feature vector representing the unique neurophysiological information of the brain tissue.

Diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging (DWMRI) is a functional MRI technique that takes advantage of the diffusion properties of water molecules in biological tissues.

with a high propylene selectivity of ∼36% at 450 °C using a WHSV of 1 h−1 for a feed of MeOH/H2O molar ratio of 1 1, by taking advantage of improved diffusion from mesoporosity development and uniform aluminum distribution as well as our distinctive microfibrous-engineered design.

We utilized yeast communities when experimentally possible and otherwise took advantage of the diffusion and the fitness models.

The advantage of social diffusion experiments is that animals are tested at a group level, that is, in a situation similar to the one in which social learning would normally occur in the wild (Whiten et al. 2005; Whiten and Mesoudi 2008).

It retains the advantages of gas diffusion electrodes and provides the convenience of a microelectrode.

Section 4.2 demonstrates the advantages of using diffusion tube data for fine scale spatial prediction, by comparing predictive accuracy against using the automatic monitors alone.

T2W imaging delineates the prostate anatomy with high-resolution images, while DWI takes advantage of the varying diffusion of water molecules between normal tissue types and different pathological processes to produce apparent diffusion coefficients (ADC) that provide contrast between malignant and benign tissues.

The relative advantages and disadvantages of diffusion versus dilution methods are clearly described, and readers from the United States may find some of the alternatives to the standard Kirby-Bauer procedure to be of interest.

The model takes advantage of the fast diffusion of nitrogen and carbon compared to niobium to derive the composition, size and rate of formation of the precipitates during their nucleation.