Sentence examples for homogeneity diffusion from inspiring English sources

We design three metrics to assess system homogeneity, diffusion speed, and diffusion scale, and investigate their performance over complex systems.

This research investigates using performance metrics to identify critical nodes in G V, E); removal of critical nodes minimizes homogeneity, diffusion speed, and/or diffusion scale.

G( V, E)'s ability to diffuse entities such as information, goods, or diseases [15] is reflected in homogeneity, diffusion speed, and diffusion scale, all of which are performance metrics that describe the properties of G V, E) [3].

Constant temperature and pH, as well as the homogeneity of the diffusion medium, are assumed.

A small cell makes it easy to control gas diffusion homogeneity and turbulences in comparison to larger gas chamber.

We shall henceforth assume that D is independent of g(t), and hence of (r, θ, φ), which implies the homogeneity of the diffusion medium.

18 After surgery, HIPEC was performed before closure of abdominal cavity, as this open technique is believed to provide optimal thermal homogeneity and spatial diffusion, with 120 mg of cisplatin and 30 mg of mitomycin C each dissolved 6 l of heated saline (drug concentration cisplatin 20 μg/ml, mitomycin C 5 μg/ml).

The overview of CRM at service level demonstrates diffusion and homogeneity of the implementation of CRM elements.

Therefore, the format was simplified, showing diffusion and homogeneity by asking whether key CRM elements were implemented in or planned for all services, certain services only, or none of the services.

To capture variations in the implementation of key CRM elements at service level we used a rating scale showing diffusion and homogeneity: "true for all services", "true for certain services", "planned for all services", "planned for some services" and "not true for any service" Q23-Q288).

Six network performance metrics, including four new metrics, are applied to quantify networks' diffusion speed, diffusion scale, homogeneity, and diameter.