Sentence examples for diffusion principles from inspiring English sources

Monod kinetic equation and Fickian diffusion principles are coupled to derive the model.

Indeed, the company has returned to Josiah's "diffusion" principle — offering cheaper lines for different segments of the population — but has failed to advertise this fact.

The article entitled "Robust and Adaptive Diffusion-based Classification in Distributed Networks", by P. Binder, M. Muma, and A.M. Zoubir, describes a robust and adaptive distributed hybrid classification algorithm that is based on the diffusion principle.

One such dynamic network model is built here based on reaction-diffusion principles and a complete discussion is given for the existence of doubly periodic waves as outputs.

After World War I he attempted to apply Graebner's cultural-diffusion principle on a worldwide basis.

It is also suggested that discussions of intra-firm policy could usefully proceed within the context of already established general diffusion policy principles.

Fusing multimerization domains could also reduce HGF diffusion, in principle, and increase potential Turing space.

The initial fused volume had 65,535 different levels in the RG space, so a minimum variance quantisation (MVQ) algorithm, which uses Floyd-Steinberg's 'error diffusion dither principle' [ 26] implemented by the MATLAB function 'rgb2ind' [ 25] was used to reduce colour depth to a more manageable number of levels.

Sluggish grain growth is attributed to the Zener pinning effect from the fine dispersion of oxide, mutual retardation of grain boundaries in the presence of two phases, and sluggish diffusivity because of cooperative diffusion of multi-principle elements.

For critics, far from being the solution to organic farming's problem, such dilution and diffusion of organic principles is part of the problem.

Knowledge systematisation is the abstraction and diffusion of operative principles to the effect of expanding to broader remits practices that had been initially conceived for a narrow purpose.