Sentence examples for attributed to the dissipation from inspiring English sources

This can be attributed to the dissipation of the PWP caused by water drainage through the barricade and water consumption caused by binder hydration.

The morphological investigation reveals that the toughening effect is attributed to the dissipation of impact energy through the pullout of PTFE fiber and the plastic deformation of the POM matrix induced by PEO.

By contrast, there was a temporary decline after the first 2 days of SS-AD for PPRs; this can be attributed to the dissipation of substrate readily available for microbial decomposition, and a large fluctuation that appeared after the peak value of daily methane yield (day 8), indicating instability of the SS-AD process [ 28].

It verifies that the enhanced damping by gaps is attributed to the viscous dissipation of acoustic energy increased by gaps in baffled injectors.

The increase in the forecast was attributed to the rapid dissipation of El Niño conditions.

It was attributed to the irradiating dissipation-dependent on the surface area of the decorating Pb particle by calculation.

The observed current-dependent degradation mechanism could be attributed to the interaction and energy dissipation during the solid-state transport of a high current density at the CNT apex, through the CNTs and SiNWs, or at the interface of CNT-SiNW and SiNW-substrate.Fluorescent tests are conducted to verify the uniformity of field emission from the CNT-SiNW bundle array.

The high dissipation is attributed to the high deformability and the abundance of interfaces.

Compared with the conventional LEDs on sapphire, the transferred LEDs showed a significant improvement in the light extraction and thermal dissipation, which should be mainly attributed to the removal of sapphire and the good thermal conductivity of silicon substrate.

The mechanism responsible for the anti-fouling behavior, of the modified membranes was found to be the hydration of the coating – attributed to the adsorption of electrolytes – as detected by quartz crystal microbalance with dissipation monitoring (QCM-D).

This can be attributed to the fact that increasing (epsilon) decreases the velocities and, in turn, decreases the viscous dissipation which decreases the temperature and concentration.