Sentence examples for incomplete diffusion from inspiring English sources

This result provides an interpretation of the incomplete diffusion phenomena in the real world.

It is assumed that the gap exists because of the incomplete diffusion of the technology in the population (Diagne and Demont 2007).

Several distinct arrested reactions within the powder grains exhibit rapid solidification or incomplete diffusion of Ni into Al, forming porous Ni-rich layered structures.

After the sole diffusion alloying process, only partially alloyed surface was obtained, and this was attributed to the incomplete diffusion alloying process.

Absorption data on these show a strong absorption region with absorption dependent on Si content and a significant weak absorption tail attributed to sub-oxide regions surrounding QDs due to incomplete diffusion to the growing QDs.

The gradual degradation observed at higher annealing temperatures can be explained by the increased amount of carbon clusters at the contact interface and in the Pt2Si protrusions due to incomplete diffusion of carbon upon further consumption of SiC, which has been shown to become an issue at annealing above 600°C [23].

This is because failed or incomplete diffusions, which negative effects often end up with, do not draw much attention.

It was discovered that ˆM never reached the viscosity average molecular mass of the polymer, indicating incomplete boundary diffusion, and explaining the previous observation of Type 2 defects even in fully-compacted, apparently perfect mouldings.

CSOs have also been important actors in the admittedly uneven and incomplete international diffusion of human rights norms in the decades following the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights – norms to which we return in the third article as a potential challenge to the current organization of the global marketplace.

FLAIR and diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI) sequences will show incomplete attenuation and diffusion restriction respectively (Fig. 16).

Congenital cholesteatomas and epidermoids both demonstrate restricted diffusion, incomplete FLAIR suppression and no enhancement, but congenital cholesteatomas are localised to the petrous apex, while epidermoids are in the cerebellopontine angle/prepontine cistern and are much more proliferative, extending into multiple cisterns and encasing the basilar artery [14] (Fig. 18).