Sentence examples for greater diffusion from inspiring English sources

Unlike that hall, in which wood predominates, Mr. Kirkegaard here used precast stone on the upper walls, with dimples and bulges for greater diffusion, and, in the most unusual touch, a canvaslike fabric of his firm's devising for the ceiling, with tracks left open for those lifting devices.

More larger and certified organic farms should result in greater diffusion.

Due to its hydrophilicity and its polarity, G-E composites showed the greater diffusion coefficient and the maximum moisture content.

Adsorption enhancement in the presence of Mn was likely due to a greater diffusion drive for mass transfer to the adsorbent surface (Ho and Mckay 2004).

Ultrasound induces a greater diffusion of solvent into cellular materials, thus improving mass transfer and also disrupts cell walls, thus facilitating the release of bioactive components.

Onset of bubble formation and bubble scavenging was clearly marked by a less steep refractive index profile over a greater diffusion layer thickness.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Mass trend of three great diffusion vehicles.

The great diffusion of Internet accesses in the world and the enormous evolution of the Internet technologies have strongly determined dissemination and consolidation of many applications of video content distribution.

Water molecules with a high degree of motion or a great diffusion distance (within the intravascular space) will have decreased signal at low b values (b = 50 100 sec/mm2); thus, diffusion-weighted data acquired over a range of low b values have decreased signal due to perfusion.

We also assume that x 1 ( 0 ) = 0.5, x 2 ( 0 ) = 0.3, x 1 ∗ = 1, a = 3, b = 1, c = 1, d = 0.4, that is to say, there is a relatively great diffusion rate between these two patches; the time-series of x 1 ( t ) and x 2 ( t ) and the phase portrait of system (2.1) can be seen in Figure 3.

Despite the great diffusion of studies on the robotic therapy [ 10], few data are available about the real costs of robot-aided rehabilitation.