Sentence examples for diffusion of which from inspiring English sources

In his Autobiography (1873) Mill relates that when he first encountered Bentham's ideas in the Traités "I now had opinions, a creed, a doctrine, a philosophy; in one among the best senses of the word, a religion; the inculcation and diffusion of which could be made the principal outward purpose of a life" (1963 91, I, 67 68).

The antimicrobial resistance patterns of 240 staphylococci isolates were determined by disk diffusion, of which 176 (73.3%) of the isolates were resistant to 3 β-lactams (penicillin G, ampicillin, and ceftiofur).

The mixture fraction is computed separately as a passive species, the diffusion coefficient, of which is equal to the local thermal diffusion coefficient.

One time step of the model consists of a reaction and diffusion step, of which details are described below.

For in innovation studies and technology forecasting, there is a variety of models for technology diffusion, all of which reproduce the characteristic sigmoid curve.

The modules cover a range of topics from measurements and statistics to growth rates and diffusion, all of which are core concepts in biological processes (Table 1).

The virtuous circle of mAb innovation system in China starts with government's strong guidance for industrial direction, and then moves to entrepreneurship and technology development and diffusion, both of which are strongly supported by the government.

The present study shows absorption around 300 nm which could be due to the diffusion of TiO2 which has optimum bandgap for high-energy photo-absorption.

Elevated pressure both promotes O3 decomposition, which provides O atoms, and suppresses diffusion of H, which reduces the influence of the O3+H=OH+O2 reaction.

The distribution of Na seems to be similar to the Ga profile, which may be ascribed to the diffusion of Ga, which was retarded by Na and O.

In this paper, we have taken the four dimensions given by Everett M Roger's book diffusion of innovation which has more than 77,533 citations and which is the second most cited book in social science.