Sentence examples for diffuse boundaries from inspiring English sources

This gradation may be linked to surface treatments like nitruration, thermal treatment, … or to the deposition of coatings inducing diffuse boundaries between those dissimilar materials.

In particular, the microstructure in the BPDA-PDA could be described by an extended chain-based two-phase (ordered and less ordered phase) model with diffuse boundaries because of its high chain rigidity.

It would be interesting to compare the localisation performance across different types of breast pathology to see whether there are sub-types of cancer for which experts are able to detect abnormalities based on gist without any location information (either because the type of abnormality has diffuse boundaries or because there is sufficient signal of abnormality in the overall image).

Some maculae are simple dark spots with diffuse boundaries, and other comprise a dark central patch surrounded by a white halo with sharp boundaries.

It also allows discrete measurements of complex mixtures of small RNAs that arise in heterogeneous populations from loci with diffuse boundaries [23], [27], [28].

The OCT criteria for identification of a lipid-rich plaque are the presence of a signal-poor region with diffuse boundaries and high attenuation [ 19].

In contrast, it is found that for diffuse boundary conditions the Six-Flux model is very inaccurate since the corresponding errors are larger than 120%.

OH ads) may occur and resulting reactions (i.e. with Phe) could be limited to diffuse boundary layers when sufficient substrates are within a limited distance from the surface [30].

The sharp base of Layer 1 is clearly visible with a diffuse boundary to the overlying yellow-brown Layer 2. The light-grey silt loam of Layer 3 is only visible in some of the exposure.

The standard diffusion approximation consists of diffusion equation of the form (A.3) − ∇ ⋅ κ DA ∇ Φ 0 (r ) + μ a Φ 0 (r ) = 0, and the Robin boundary condition is of the form (A.4) Φ 0 (r ) + 1 2 γ n κ DA A ∂ Φ 0 (r ) ∂ n ^ = I s γ n, where γ n is a dimension dependent constant (γ2 = 1/ π, γ3 = 1/4) and I s is an inward directed diffuse boundary current at the source position [ 36].

The effect of the membrane diffuse layer on the differential capacitance of the diffuse layer in the diffusion boundary layer of an ion-exchange membrane system, as well as on the meaning of this capacitance in the interpretation of the electrochemical impedance, have been investigated.