Sentence examples for proper diffusion from inspiring English sources
A proper diffusion coefficient corresponding with a given time step is, hence, necessary to obtain accurate results.
Away went the curved side balconies and curved back wall that Mr. Harris had identified as obstacles to the proper diffusion of sound.
Optimal conditions for drug encapsulation, as also confirmed through experiments, was observed for mixed DCM/DMF solvent in terms of proper diffusion and well dispersion.
The separate concurring opinion of Justice Black of that court shows that he also concluded 'that a state mayunfettered juridically by the 14th amendmentdetermine what as a matter of state policy shall be 'a proper diffusion of political initiative' as between the thinly and heavily populated areas of the state.' 360 Mich., at 119120, 104 N.W.2d, at 125. 'I.
For the piecewise-constant approximation, we show that only the third scaling results in a valid discretization of the proper diffusion equation, which implies that IMC may generate inaccurate solutions with optically large spatial cells if time steps are refined.
To obtain a thermally stable interface between SiC and F82H, a proper diffusion barrier that not only suppresses the intense interfacial reaction but also reduces the residual stress between them is necessary, and three low activation materials of Si, Cr, and W for this purpose were evaluated in this paper.
Our strategy is particularly efficient in highly dynamic scenarios, where sudden creation and dissolution of clusters of mobile nodes prevent proper content diffusion.
This leaves a number of mitochondria devoid of connections to the ER and thus without Ca2+ elevations, hampering the proper Ca2+ diffusion along the mitochondrial network.
These effects increase with pressure for both H2 flames and for the C7H16 flames indicating the elevated importance of proper cross-diffusion modeling at large pressures.
Proper modeling of diffusion at the reservoir PVT and geological conditions is not a trivial task.
Many operations of interest to chemical engineers require proper modeling of diffusion in fluid mixtures at operating pressures ranging to several megapascals.
