Sentence examples for both net diffusion and from inspiring English sources
By employing the recently developed fast axisymmetric DKI, we use stimulated echo acquisition mode to collect data over a two orders of magnitude diffusion time range with very narrow diffusion gradient pulses, enabling finely resolved measurements of diffusion time dependence of both net diffusion and kurtosis metrics, as well as model intra- and extra-axonal diffusivities, and axonal dispersion.
This effect creates concentration gradients of the migrant in the continuous phase and thus a net diffusion.
It has been argued that, compared with fractional anisotropy, MD lends itself better to the assessment of cortical and subcortical grey matter, where net diffusion may not be expected to conform to any one specific direction [ 28].
At 2000 K, they escape easily from their initial sites and wander around to realize a net diffusion.
a c exemplifies the process of molecular-level solvation (or dissolution), showcasing the attraction and association of solvent and solvate molecules; d f demonstrates the osmosis as the net diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane; g i shows the differential water-binding capacity of two different solutes with the same molar concentration across a membrane.
There is no net diffusion in ringwoodite at 1500 K.
Not all H excursions result in net diffusion (Fig. 3) at 2000 K.
The third clip (16 s) demonstrates the osmosis as the net diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane.
The net diffusion flux is calculated via the integration of Eq. 25 over n, which permits using Eq. 24 to determine the thermal diffusion coefficient.
At 2500 K, some of these hydrogen excursions take place over several angstroms, while at 2000 K, they do not always result in net diffusion.
It was shown that the transport characteristics (the net diffusion molar flux densities) can be utilized for the control of the electrospinning process—homogeneity of the prepared membranes and their diffusion resistance.
