Sentence examples for diffuse outwards from inspiring English sources
Temperature contours diffuse outwards from the heat source.
This creates a source of radicals and high temperature, which diffuse outwards to stabilize the combustion of the surrounding flow.
Indeed, it may be ruptured because of the gradual expansion of the core, swell and/or erode due to the glassy-rubbery polymer transition or become permeable thus allowing the drug molecules to diffuse outwards.
The plates are incubated and the cells grow as the test compounds diffuse outwards.
The diffusion theory relies on the presence of pores and interconnected channels in bone cement, through which the circulating medium penetrates and dissolves the incorporated antibiotics which then slowly diffuse outwards [ 77].
It was further observed that the Al and Si atoms preferentially diffused outwards the surface to form a layer of oxides, and the atoms diffused towards the Zr substrate to form a mixed interlayer.
The flux extracts BH rotational energy and powers jets of roughly a constant luminosity, L. However, once BH mass accretion rate Mdot falls below ~ L/c2, the flux becomes dynamically important and diffuses outwards, with the jet luminosity set by the rapidly declining mass accretion rate, L ~ Mdot c2.
Oxygen was still able to diffuse through this shell, the oxidation continued within during heating, CuSe diffused outwards faster than the CuO shell can diffuse inwards, leaving a hollow at the center of structure.
Now, it has also been suggested that the primary tumour might serve as an epicentre from which methylation density progressively diffuses outwards to surrounding tissues (Yan et al, 2006).
Putnam argues that high levels of group membership potentially yield benefits not only for individuals, but also have "spillover" effects for all community members, with benefits diffusing outwards to include non-group members.
The mechanism goes something like this: The supernova remnant is an expanding spherical shell of matter pushing outwards into the diffuse gas between the stars the interstellar medium.
