Sentence examples for need for diffusion from inspiring English sources
Due to inward and outward diffusion, half of the NiCrAlY coating was consumed after 800 cycles suggesting the need for diffusion barrier coating at the interface between the NiCrAlY coating and the TiAl 4Nb 3Mn alloy.
Our model supports proliferation-driven axial growth as a means of establishing a morphogen concentration gradient without the need for diffusion or mRNA degradation (except for one special case).
This can, in turn, drastically shorten the time needed for diffusion encoding, increase the signal-to-noise ratio, and facilitate measurements at shorter diffusion times.
Cultural domains for fuelwood and cookstoves were independent from each other, therefore a holistic diffusion program focusing on cookstoves and fuel types is needed for diffusion of sustainable energy alternatives.
25 High-altitude adaptations to fall in partial pressure of oxygen reduces the driving pressure needed for diffusion of oxygen across the alveolar-capillary barrier, and thus a fall in arterial partial pressure of oxygen.
Calculations associated with the technique of amalgam polarography have demonstrated that there is an urgent need for accurate diffusion coefficient for metals diffusing in mercury.
This chapter describes mathematical models for the design of basic batch and continuous reactors; the design of aerobic activated-sludge process; the mass transfer and diffusion correlations needed for design; diffusion through landfill; and diffusion of airborne pollutants.
Analysis was focused on substantiation of the need for enhanced diffusion of knowledge related to screening for substance abuse problems to improve rates of SBI in primary care.
A fixed mesh was used, with spacing varied to accomodate the deep thermal diffusion during the long time needed for mass diffusion.
The regulations, which are needed for the diffusion capability of chloride ions in concrete by the relevant diffusion tests, are proposed.
In theory, the energy needed for this diffusion is much weaker in the case of a porous medium.
