Sentence examples for diffusion to a from inspiring English sources

The major educational contributions of Calvinism were its diffusion to a larger number of people and the development of Protestant education at the university level.

This effect can be modeled by considering the transition from a volume (diffusion) to a surface (reaction) oxidation process.

In contrast, hyaluronan solutions hindered diffusion to a lesser extent when prepared at concentrations equivalent to those reported in these tumors.

The formation of a complex flow pattern was accompanied by a mass transfer mechanism transformation, i.e., from molecular diffusion to a combination of diffusion and convection.

Moreover, the model predicts that as electric current increases, pH front scaling grows as t1, unveiling a transition from a diffusion to a migration governed regime.

A model was established for the impedance response associated with convective diffusion to a disk electrode subjected to a submerged impinging jet.

A first simple test was to add diffusion to an irreversible first-order reaction with an initial uniform concentration of the reagent.

The leaves of land plants have particularly high cellular concentrations of ascorbate relative to other photosynthetic eukaryotes (Gest et al., 2013), which may result from their inability to remove intracellular H2O2 via diffusion to an aquatic medium.

For hydrodynamic diffusion to be a better model than Brownian diffusion, the corresponding F-number must exceed a critical F-value, which for p < 0.05 is 3.91 (as calculated using the finv function in Matlab (Mathworks, Natick,MA)).

Lowering the arsenic overpressure increases the diffusion to form a 'square' diffusion boundary.

The osmotic sensor utilises diffusion to create a hydrostatic pressure that is independent of sensor operation and power consumption.