Sentence examples for diffusion governs from inspiring English sources

While thermal diffusion governs heat transfer below this temperature, during the dehydration process it is influenced by the desorption kinetics.

Strong turbulent interaction is observed between the two vortices and the underlying flow up to 37.2 VG heights downstream of the VGs, while further downstream (up to 47.2 VG heights) diffusion governs the flow.

The biphasic profile often is observed in many growth factor release systems in which simple diffusion governs the growth factor release (Jha et al. 2009).

The change in the filtration regime from adsorption dominated to diffusion governed can be identified.

Both surface and intra-particle diffusion governed the removal and immobilization of urea.

Sedimentation, evaporation and diffusion govern particle movement with the presence of soluble polymer influencing the evaporation rate and solution viscosity.

For tractability, the diffusion governing equations are simplified for the special case of 1-D diffusion subjected to uniaxial strain and a uniform strain gradient.

Nevertheless, backscattering electron microscopy and microfocus X-ray fluorescence confirmed that uranium had penetrated about 40 μm into the cement, implying active diffusion governed by slow dissolution-precipitation kinetics.

We apply a one-dimensional simplified model, with the diffusion governed by two parameters, to the Quarto Nuovo (Italy) reservoir, where the flux of sediment at the output is obtained from observed data.

The results indicated that the total charge Q and Ps 3γ-annihilation fraction were closely associated with I− and Ps diffusion governed by the pore interconnectivity/morphology of the silica films, which made cyclic voltammetry possible to be a feasible tool to characterize pore interconnectivity/morphology of porous thin films.

This model also offers a compelling explanation for why rotational diffusion, governed by nanoviscosity, is less affected than translational diffusion, which is primarily influenced by microviscosity (see below).