Sentence examples for growing diffusion from inspiring English sources

The decrease in activity was due to growing diffusion resistance because of forming dense gel grid at higher concentration of acrylamide [24, 25].

Using an effective coefficient of diffusion and calculating the evolution of the continuously growing diffusion layer, it was possible to determine whether and when rapid phase formation occurs.

The ongoing revolution of Internet of Things (IoT), together with the growing diffusion of robots in many activities of every day life, makes IoT-aided robotics applications a tangible reality of our upcoming future.

Low voltage distribution networks are characterized by an ever growing diffusion of single and three phase distributed generators whose unregulated operation may deplete the power quality levels, in particular as regard voltage profiles and unbalances.

Given the ever growing diffusion and availability of big data and given the great impact of the big data analytics on both human privacy risks and the possibility of understanding important phenomena many companies are realizing the necessity to consider privacy at every stage of their business and thus, to integrate privacy requirements 'by design' into their business model.

Small plants able to use solid biomass, collected in the plant neighborhoods, are having a growing diffusion: University of Pisa jointly with some local manufactures has designed, built and tested an externally fired micro gas turbine (EFMGT) supplying 70 kW of electricity as well as 200 250 kW of useful heat.

The first of them corresponds to a progressive nucleation growing under diffusion control (PN3Ddif) and the second contribution, which is observed at longer times, corresponds to a progressive nucleation under charge transfer control (PN3DCT).

It is shown that the Al particles grow by diffusion controlled growth with a small activation energy in the range of 1.3 1.7 eV.

The formed nuclei then grow through diffusion to the surface of the chemical species that are present in solution (as seen on the SEM image of the hydrochar) to minimize the energy of the interfaces [14].

The high efficiency of carbon nanofibers grown in diffusion layer as catalyst support was shown; the efficiency of the prepared electrodes for oxygen electroreduction reaction is higher than efficiency of electrodes with the commercial catalyst E-TEK 20% Pt/C.

The increase of RRMS may be explained by the sputtering effect but it may be linked to the presence of a buried oxi-nitride phase grown by diffusion at higher temperature.