Sentence examples for include a diffusion from inspiring English sources
Therefore, it is essential to include a diffusion term in the mass conservation equation of the gas phase.
Next, more complete models which include a diffusion front of electrolyte that moves with either Fickian or Type II diffusion kinetics are applied to the same problem.
Situations potentially leading to co-limited kinetics typically include a diffusion process (e.g. surface diffusion of adsorbed oxygen) and a reaction perpendicular to the diffusion direction (e.g. adsorption/desorption on the surface).
Such large group environments, in turn, often produce less than desirable effects, including a diffusion of responsibility: you feel less accountable for your own actions, and become more likely to engage in amoral behavior.
The update rule includes a diffusion constant α that controls the rate of diffusion through the network.
Third, in our fitting we did not consider non-Gaussian diffusion [ 35] that can be characterized by including a diffusion kurtosis coefficient to Eq. (1).
Since we have stated that we included a diffusion term in our equations, one might presume that we are considering how molecule concentrations vary over space as well as time, thus requiring PDEs.
For CO2 and H2O, a small instrument (TR-76Ui-H, T&D Corp., Japan) including a diffusion-type NDIR CO2 sensor, a capacitive relative humidity sensor and a platinum resistance thermometer with a data logger was used to minimize the total weight of the system.
All patients underwent computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging including a diffusion-weighted series of the head.
Further studies on diversity of functional groups indicated that the whole fluorination reaction process comprises two steps: include a first diffusion of fluorine gas molecules inside the voids formed due to loose packing of MCMB molecules, and then fluorination.
The model of a BioFET consists of a FET structure, including a source diffusion, a drain diffusion, the substrate, the channel, and an insulator.
