Sentence examples for evolution of diffusion from inspiring English sources

Although many investigations have been conducted to elucidate the flame height evolution of diffusion flames in an unrestricted environment; the restriction effect of sidewalls on diffusion flames, which occasionally occurs in accidental leakages of city natural gas pipelines, has received little attention.

Regardless of the possible implications of these observations, the evolution of diffusion mechanisms and channels is not as gradual - or linear - as could be assumed.

The evolution of diffusion values under CRT are in line with the results published by Sun et al. The conflicting reports of decreasing diffusion values as published by de Vries et al. and Dzik-Jurasz et al. could not be confirmed by the present study.

Furthermore, as the Curie temperature decreases with the Cr concentration, this evolution of the diffusion properties affects the decomposition kinetics in different ways depending on the alloy composition.

Next, we study numerically the evolution of a diffusion front and the effective thermal conductivity of composites consisting of multiple inclusions and compare the results with predictions based on the differential effective medium approach.

Digital image/video processing methods are used to analyze the interferograms in real time, which allow to obtain the whole processes of the evolution of the diffusion layer at the solid/liquid interface.

Furthermore, analysis of the phase-field simulation results shows that the Gibbs energies of both the bulk phases and the interfaces must be considered to determine uniquely the evolution of a diffusion couple, in case whether a single or multiple interfaces form.

Figure 5 presents the evolution of the diffusion coefficient function and the flux function given by Equations (10) and (17), respectively.

Furthermore, we also show the evolution of the diffusion source location as estimated by three randomly chosen sensors for K=1 in Fig. 7 b and for K=5 in Fig. 8 b, where each trajectory corresponds to evolution of estimates due to one of the three chosen sensors.

Time evolutions of the diffusion region, hydrogel formation region and "dry core" region were obtained during a dissolution study of L-dopa as a model drug in two simulated gastric fluids (i.e. in fed and fasted state).

The global evolution of a microgravity diffusion flame is detailed.