Sentence examples for diffusion and availability of from inspiring English sources
These are large and important issues that affect not only authors, publishers and Google, but anyone with an interest in the diffusion and availability of knowledge and culture.
Given the ever growing diffusion and availability of big data and given the great impact of the big data analytics on both human privacy risks and the possibility of understanding important phenomena many companies are realizing the necessity to consider privacy at every stage of their business and thus, to integrate privacy requirements 'by design' into their business model.
A number of past studies have evaluated the intracellular diffusion and availability of CaM either directly (6, 7, 19) or indirectly (3, 4, 20, 21) using genetically engineered biosensors.
Cost and Availability of Credit.
Heparan sulphate controls the diffusion, and thus the availability of PDGFβ [ 131].
The equilibrium metal ion biosorption capacity of the both SCLP and PDLP was better at higher temperature and this could be attributed to the increase in molecular diffusion or to the availability of more active sites on the surface of the SCLP and PDLP by expansion of the pores at the same temperature (Singh and Ali 2012).
Distribution, diffusion and significance of the dirty joke.
and the availability of services.
Abnormal and inadequate vasculature coupled with diffusion limitation results in reduced availability of nutrients, for example glucose and oxygen (Jain, 1988; Vaupel et al, 1989).
The rate of diffusion is limited by the availability of the helper molecules and at equilibrium the concentration of the diffusing molecules are equal on both sides of the membrane.
Though it can be argued by some people that piracy is not only inevitable but possibly even desirable for the sake of cultural diffusion in some circumstances, the availability of inexpensive foreign books, if prolonged as it almost certainly was in the United States, can damage the prospects for home-produced literature.
