Sentence examples for be the diffusion of from inspiring English sources
A more likely scenario suggested by some scientists might be the diffusion of shale gas through old, disused wells that have not been adequately cased or plugged.
A government-funded initiative is going to "assist in the preservation of open debate" by monitoring social media for "subversive propaganda" and combating what it considers to be "the diffusion of false and misleading ideas"?
The length limiting factor of the nanotube growth is found to be the diffusion of ionic species in the electrolyte.
A rate determining process during the regeneration is found to be the diffusion of stored NOx within the Ba phase towards the Pt/Ba interface.
The reason for that might be the diffusion of Pt atoms into the polymer bulk.
A key reaction step for ND growth seems to be the diffusion of carbon through the Ni catalyst, and their catalytic action depends on the type of precursors, the type of substrate, and the reaction gasses used.
At the Hague convention in 1899, projectiles "the sole object of which is the diffusion of asphyxiating or deleterious gasses" were prohibited from international use.
It is the diffusion of innovation talent across the nation, the creation of these patent hubs in major metropolitan regions, and the strong role of our nation's top research institutions that are the "secret sauce" to American greatness.
The reasons given were the diffusion of re sponsibility and the fact that the President had already named a Cabinet level Environmental Quality Council with Dr. Lee DuBridge, Presidential science adviser, as executive director.
"There's been the diffusion of black culture to everyone else," Kenya Barris, the creator of the family sitcom "Black-ish," which premiered on ABC last night, "and there's been a diffusion of black culture from black culture". His collaborator, writer Larry Wilmore, took the idea further when the three of us spoke about the show in Los Angeles in July.
