Sentence examples for example the diffusion from inspiring English sources

This includes, for example, the diffusion conjugate gradient strategy [30].

For example the diffusion coefficient used for coffee solubles will be for that of caffeine in water.

Consider, as an illustrative example, the diffusion of "memes", that is, short textual phrases which propagate relatively unchanged online (e.g., 'lipstick on a pig').

For example, the diffusion coefficients of natural gas in dead oil are 3.02 and 4.02 times than that of gas in saturated oil and foamy oil when the pressure is 20 MPa.

For example, the diffusion coefficient of the layer contacting the lower channel surface in 6 nm channel is 3.9 m2/s, while that in 2 nm channel is only 0.02 m2/s.

For example, the diffusion of a gas through a thin transparent tube is described by a parabolic equation subjected to a nonlocal initial condition very close to the one mentioned above, see [9].

Using an Analogy or Example, for example, likening the diffusion of ions to the diffusion of perfume, was similarly infrequent.

We first illustrate it on the historical example of the diffusion process through a membrane.

Figure 1 shows an example of the diffusion of hormones from a requesting node P1.

An example is the diffusion that takes place in a highly heterogeneous aquifer, the probability density may have a heavier tail than the Gaussia density.

For example, representing the diffusion of oxygen and carbon dioxide across a capillary wall in a lung as a simultaneous (not sequential) process is challenging in a static drawing unless the learner specifically reports this process as simultaneous.