Sentence examples for diffusion dates from inspiring English sources

The basic concept of anomalous diffusion dates back to Richardson's treatise on atmospheric diffusion in 1926 [1].

The application of the diffusion dating technique to unconsolidated sediments for the antithetic fault scarp indicates an age between 1 and 2 ka.

None of the models of AMPAR diffusion to date have probed the effect of the different distributions of scaffold elements on the incorporation of AMPARs at the synapse.

The results of flow-volume spirometry including bronchodilatation tests nearest to index date, diffusion capacity, ECGs at rest, weight, height and smoking status were used in the analysis.

However, to date, the diffusion of these future smart grids' core components is low.

The researchers were able to tie monitoring records of earthquakes, ground deformation, and gas emissions to pulses of magma recorded in crystal chemistry, which they dated using diffusion chronometry.

Conventional "aerodynamic lenses" utilize inertia to focus down to 25 nm in diameter (∼5 MDa); to date, Brownian diffusion has prevented the effective focusing of particles smaller than this.

Most studies to date have incorporated small numbers of subjects and patients, and have used deterministic algorithms on diffusion data acquired at 1.5T.

In the most comprehensive review of innovation diffusion in services organizations to date, Greenhalgh et al. [ 2] compile what is referred to as the "standard" attributes of an innovation ripe for adoption.

One of the first studies to focus on the diffusion of molecules in colloidal systems dates back to 1968, and was conducted by Tanner and Stejskal [ 13].

Second, this is the largest diffusion tensor imaging study conducted to date in first episode psychosis, as previous studies used an average sample size of 30 patients.