Sentence examples for problem of percolation from inspiring English sources

More precisely, one might call the emergence of the static gel network as 'mechanical percolation threshold' , to differentiate it from the more traditional electrical percolation [27] or indeed the mathematical problem of percolation of rigid rods [28, 29].

An additional point that could be emphasized is the problem of "percolation of errors" stemming from the use of one genome to annotate the next, on and on, like a game of "telephone".

In section 1 we define the trust metric used; in section 2 we consider the problem of trust percolation in random networks with different trust weight distributions.

Oded Schramm, who melded ideas from two branches of mathematics into an equation that applies to a multitude of physics problems from the percolation of water through rocks to the tangling of polymers, died Sept. 1 in a fall at Guye Peak near Snoqualmie Pass in Washington State.

Fire spreads in a specifically spatial manner, which suggests the applicability of percolation models to the risk reduction problem.

The problem of biased diffusion in disordered media (percolation clusters) is analysed by means of the exit-time equation.

In this paper, we apply scaling laws from percolation theory to the problem of estimating the time for a fluid injected into an oilfield to breakthrough into a production well.

For them, there was no slow process of percolation, assimilation.

In the cold core, heat transfer is inhibited owing to the lack of percolation and refreezing.

If you click the clouds, for example, it rains, and there appears to be a spot of percolation with water making its way through the soil.

He said his contract was up in September, leaving months of percolation until Comedy Central lets loose the white smoke to announce his successor.