It can also be placed in front of a window that faces south, as long as there is a sheer curtain between the plant and the window to help diffuse the hot, direct sunlight.
In a normal liquid, heat usually diffuses from hot regions to cold regions.
With an effective temperature of 6510 K, Kepler-40 is larger, more massive, more diffuse, and hotter than the Sun is.
They modeled the "Local Bubble," a region of hot, diffuse plasma in which the solar system currently resides.
The hollow cathode in the diffuse arc regime (hot cathode arc) was used for deposition of chromium (Cr) and chromium nitride (CrN) films.
We also searched for X-ray emission from hot diffuse plasma associated with the supercluster, and obtained an upper limit to the emission as 9.2 × 10−9 ergs s−1 cm−2 str−1 in 2 to 10 keV.
Even relatively diffuse light has "hot spots", typically the fixtures themselves or the ceiling spots above them, specular reflections (glare) from which can distract.
Photons diffused from the hot, overdense regions of plasma to the cold, underdense ones: they dragged along the protons and electrons: the photons pushed electrons along, and these, in turn, pulled on protons by the Coulomb force.
"Where we got stuck in India was with flat breads, which need a very hot, very diffuse flame.
High temperatures promote faster reaction rates and lower kinetic barriers but are not suitable for living cells and can only support chemosynthetic life at a distance along a diffusion and temperature gradient within a hydrothermal environment, such as the porous lava layers or the diffuse vents in which hot hydrothermal water is mixed and quenched by downwelling seawater.
