Sentence examples for for a larger diffusion from inspiring English sources
The formation of atomically flat {111} sidewalls on the <110>-oriented Ge NWs accounts for a larger diffusion length.
Therefore, knowing the potential of the solar resource accurately is not only a need, it is also an imperative for a larger diffusion and use of the solar energy.
A larger diffusion coefficient could allow for a much longer PCD with reasonable biological integration times.
The stronger local Al-O interactions (relative to Al-Al interactions) will result in a large diffusion barrier for Al adatoms over the surface steps that are decorated by O. Varying the amount of O atoms, through the control of vacuum level, will change either the local chemical composition or the spatial dimension of the Al oxide near the surface steps.
Following this deliberative meeting, consensual key messages will be elaborated for larger diffusion [ 54].
The purpose of this paper is to identify policy challenges and discuss options for moving to a larger scale diffusion of gasified biomass in the EU.
Finally, we would like to point out that, even for a larger jump of the diffusion coefficient, our PIFE method is also valid and possesses optimal-order convergence properties.
Interestingly, the as-prepared LiMn2O4 hollow microspheres are assembled by LiMn2O4 octahedral nanoparticles with exposed {111} planes, exhibiting abundant void spaces for the stress buffering and larger diffusion coefficient (1.570 × 10−7 cm2 s−1) for fast lithium ion transfer as compared to the simply aggregated LiMn2O4 nanoparticles.
The activation energy for vacancy formation in the core and for vacancy-assisted Mg migration is evaluated for a large number of diffusion paths in the core region.
Transcriptional noise is the main contribution to the total noise for a large range of diffusion values, D ˜ < 10.
Second, we demonstrate that, for a large range of diffusion rate values, the main contribution to the total noise of the autoinducer concentration is the mRNA fluctuations.
