Sentence examples for over the diffusion from inspiring English sources
It has advantage over the diffusion model where in general complex diffusivity functions are used and had to be established using experimental data anyway.
The local Pèclet number gives a measure of how much the drift term dominates over the diffusion term in the transport mechanism.
(3) TiO2 nanorods form a relatively open structure, which is advantageous over the diffusion problems associated with the redox couples in porous TiO2 network.
Accordingly, we could conclude that at a relatively higher current density such as 10 A/cm2, the evaporation of atoms plays a more important role in the structure changes or dominates over the diffusion of atoms.
Likewise, the diffusion speed does not apply when the externality effect is negative because the adoption rate oscillates over the diffusion process, but we can use convergence speed (how fast the diffusion process converges) as a substitute.
Although SEM analysis from the heparin group revealed only some cellular and fibrin adhesion over the diffusion membrane, similar observations were not prominent from the analysis in the citrate group.
The judges were won over by the diffusion of sexual ecstasy through time, space and consciousness at the climax of an extended sex scene involving all three characters.
It is one place where the fraternity of musicianship prevails over the diffusions of musical genre.
The decafluoropentane diffusion constants appear to depend on the time scale over which the diffusion is observed.
In vitro and in vivo models simulating the bee sting have been developed using live honeybees and, as the envenomation sites, pig ears and rat legs; MALDI MSI has been used to map, over time, the diffusion and distribution of three venom allergens (Api m 1, Api m 4, and Api m 6) and two venom toxins (apamine and mast cell degranulating peptide).
Over time, the diffusion paradigm has spread to other fields and areas of specialization, such as knowledge translation, technology transfer and, appearing in the mid-1980s, evidence-based medicine [ 5].
