Sentence examples for diffusion long from inspiring English sources
Impregnation of solid materials has drawbacks such as low diffusion, long contact times, and overdosing of impregnates causing pollution and high consumption of additives that can be overcome with CO2-intensified processes.
In this Paper we review the key statistics of Anomalous Diffusion processes: sub-diffusion and super-diffusion, long-range dependence and the Joseph effect, Lévy statistics and the Noah effect, and 1/f noise.
The novel modeling includes short term diffusion and long term diffusion parameters for a better representation of the complex sorption behavior of WPC.
The increasing diffusion of long term dynamic monitoring systems for structural condition assessment is currently driving a strong interest towards automated procedures of output-only modal identification.
It can therefore be inferred that, taking into account such cultural and environmental obstacles as could be recognized, the element or elements having the widest distribution would be the oldest that is, they would have been in the process of diffusion the longest.
The ordered mesopores can also restrain the diffusion of long-chain polysulfides.
In contrast to previous models which required two state descriptions of diffusion for long- and short-term release processes, our model is valid for the entire release process.
Thus, both local diffusion and long-distance dispersal have probably played a role in the expansion of WCR in CSE Europe.
By contrast, Sox2 molecules that travel from one EnC to the next EnC navigate and tunnel through HCs by a 3D diffusion dominant long-range mode.
SMT and Monte Carlo simulations of the Sox2 target search process revealed two distinct behaviors a 3D diffusion dominant long-range mode when traveling between clusters and a local binding dominant search mode within individual binding clusters.
At long diffusion times, the product of the self-diffusion constant and the diffusion time becomes constant which is associated with restricted diffusion.
