Sentence examples for example diffusion from inspiring English sources

For example, diffusion of a species from a grain can become a source term on the grain surface.

In addition to redox reactivity, other chemical processes occurring in living cells (for example, diffusion of oxygen or pumping of H+ across the membrane) can be detected with potentiometric or amperometric electrodes and imaged with submicrometer spatial resolution.

This has led to unprecedented new insight into, for example, diffusion, reaction, nucleation, and growth phenomena on surfaces at the atomic level, strongly improving the basis for surface engineering in materials science.

However, in the real world, the spatial factor is very important, for example, diffusion of intra species from high density to low one, and cross-diffusion of inter species for chase or the presence of other species.

For example, diffusion is the result of millions of molecules moving independently, yet students associate the term diffusion more with the phenomenon of moving from high concentration to low concentration than the causal mechanism of molecular kinetics (Garvin-Doxas & Klymkowsky 2008).

For example, diffusion limited rate constants fit well for SOD's cellular function to scavenge superoxide to minimize oxidative damage.

For example, diffusion-driven fluctuations must be evaluated for a particular geometry of the detection volume.

Various factors known to affect tumour growth are not accounted for by our model, for example, diffusion-limited nutrient availability, immune response or the presence of growth inhibitors.

In addition, an example with diffusion and chemical removal modelled by a non-linear PDE and three-dimensional diffusion equation is given.

Proponents foresaw that these methods would consume less energy and waste less starting material than, for example, gaseous diffusion plants.

Proponents of laser separation claim that the method consumes less energy and wastes less starting material than, for example, gaseous diffusion.