Sentence examples for high driving force from inspiring English sources

DRX occurred prior near TiBw region due to providing the nucleation site and having high driving force.

There is high probability that these dyes will show larger JSC due to high driving force for electron injection.

Inhibition of recovery prior to the initiation of recrystallization leads to a high driving force for recrystallization and formation of randomly distributed recrystallized nuclei.

Microstructured devices offer the opportunity of intensifying transport processes associated with separation operations by providing high ratios of contact areas to volume, short transport distances and high driving force gradients.

It was found that the initial powder particle characteristics play an important role in the crack's propagation through the cold-spray 6061 microstructures, and particle boundaries are critical in the materials' response, especially at high driving force.

The results show that the GM predicts the two-film theory within 2% accuracy and the surface renewal model within 10% accuracy, both at absorber and desorber conditions and for high driving force and pinch conditions.

At high driving forces (Kmax>3.5 MPa m) fractured particles and boundary decohesion created weak paths for fatigue crack propagation, and consequently the cracks followed the interdendritic regions, leaving serrated markings as the crack progressed through this heterogeneous region.

Quantification of the results focused attention on the extensive crack-tip blunting that occurs at high driving forces; this requires significant corrections to the usual small-scale yielding (SSY) assessments of the driving force and yields fracture energies that are orders of magnitude above those reported for other metal/oxide systems.

It is verified that the reactive distillation design option is less sensitive to the disturbances in the feed at the highest driving force and has the inherent ability to reject disturbances.

The operation of the reactive distillation column at the highest driving force and other candidate points is analyzed through analytical solution as well as rigorous open-loop and closed-loop simulations.

Bearing in mind the effects of compressibility of cakes, the effect of higher driving force on capacity is derived for constant-pressure filtration from the well-known law of Darcy.