Sentence examples for makes diffusion from inspiring English sources

A man was up on a ladder at the booth for Kook Je Electric Korea, Ltd., mounting a banner — Kook Je makes diffusion furnaces and chemical-vapor deposition systems.

However, no complex formation between Cu II) and each of these bulky molecules was observed due to a distorted 12-ring entrance in offretite which makes diffusion of these bulky molecules into the main channel difficult.

This makes diffusion the rate-limiting step for vinyl polymerizations including pore formation.

In most cases of microfluidics, a laminar flow can be expected which makes diffusion the main form of the mass transfer [ 24, 25].

The subsequent similarities increase the social proximity between FRPs and connect them as a party family, thereby making diffusion between them all the more likely.

Furthermore, any remaining gelatin is likely entrapped within the interpenetrating network that exists with the gelatin and Acr-PGS, making diffusion of the collagenase or any resulting degradation by-products difficult.

The gradual development and standardization of imaging sequences and widespread research will make diffusion MR imaging of the chest more suitable for clinical applications in the future.

The resulting neutral charge and relatively small size (usually 25 bases in length) make diffusion the main driving force of spread throughout the embryo following microinjection [ 6].

However, facilitated proton transfer was improbable because diffusion of H2PO4− to the membrane was small due to the graphite bed in the anode compartment which made diffusion distance large.

There are two limiting cases where the velocity profile does not exhibit significant radial dependence: (1) Electrophoretic transport in an uncharged ideal cylindrically shaped pore subjected to sufficiently high voltages to make diffusion of the particles negligible.

They surmise that the activation energy for Li+ in LiV3O8 is too high for easy conduction, but that adding Na+ expands the space between the anions, making diffusion of Li+ easier.