Sentence examples for assisted diffusion from inspiring English sources

Inulin was extracted by pulsed electric fields (PEFs) assisted diffusion.

The equations of stress-and-strain assisted diffusion are derived from physical and thermodynamical bases.

This probably initiates irradiation-enhanced and thermally assisted diffusion of the clusters coupled with intermixing in the polymer layers.

The CF growth and rupture in the device is described by a local redox reaction and a thermally assisted diffusion respectively [82, 83, 105, 161] for a NiO based unipolar system.

The bond strength was enhanced at relatively lower temperature heat-treatment (300 and 350 °C) assisted by diffusion bonding between the Al deposit and Cu substrate.

Rather than determining DEHP concentration in the immersion solvent, an IR window for PVC from 1500 to 1900 cm−1 enabled direct measurement of HADD (hexane assisted DEHP diffusion) using ATR-IR by monitoring the DEHP carbonyl absorption at 1715 cm−1.

This plasma process leads to the deposition of catalyst onto the surface of the substrate and assists its diffusion in the carbon layer.

The presence of hydrated layered within some loose interlayer plays an important role in assisting the diffusion process of ions as confirmed in electrical impedance spectroscopy analysis.

It assumes even higher significance in the case of structures constituting a nuclear reactor, wherein materials bombarded with neutrons develop defects that assist faster diffusion leading to greater plastic deformation.

For joining metals to ceramics, the choices include (1) mechanical fastening by interlocking features or fasteners; (2) direct joining by non-fusion or, to a lesser extent, fusion welding; and (3) indirect joining using intermediates that include organic or inorganic adhesives or metallic fillers that are melted to enable brazing or soldering or to remain solid for assisting in diffusion welding.

Access to co-ethnic networks can assist knowledge diffusion, lower co-ordination costs and thus improve international market access (Kapur and McHale 2005; Saxenian 2006; Saxenian and Sabel 2008; Foley and Kerr 2013).