Sentence examples for ratio of diffusion from inspiring English sources

The ratio of diffusion coefficient of a star to that of a homologous linear chain is shown to increase progressively with concentration for overlapped non-entangled chains.

For dissipative acousto-spinodal decomposition the relevant parameters are the ratio of diffusion speed to density wave speed Mach number (Ma) and the Reynolds number (Re).

The ratio of diffusion coefficients parallel and perpendicular to the basal planes is found to be higher for vacancies as compared to SIAs at temperatures below ∼600 K.

The square root of the ratio of diffusion coefficients, (DFe3+/DFe2+ 12, was between 1 and 2. As little of 0.001 to 0.004 mol.

It was found that the ratio of gravity to inertial effects controls the deposition of particles with diameters of 0.1 1 μm, and the ratio of diffusion to inertial effects controls the deposition of particles with diameters of 0.01 0.001 μm.

In the previous test results of 3 days and 28 days (Park 2002), the increasing ratio of diffusion was strongly affected by crack width regardless of curing periods even in early aged condition.

SNR was optimized when the ratio of diffusion-sensitized to non-sensitized images was 9.13 for GA and tGA, 10.57 for FA, 9.17 for RA, and 26 for MD and VR.

A Welsh two-sample t-test was used to determine the significance of the differences between mean values of diffusion coefficients as well as mean values of ratios of diffusion coefficients using the statistical software package R (http://www.r-project.org).org

Based on the diffusion coefficients calculated from protein uptake experiments, the networked polymer with pre-designed pore size of 80 nm can allow vitamin B12, lysozyme, subtilisin, insulin, albumin, and urease to diffuse freely into the hydrogel with diffusivity ratio of Dgel/Dwater (diffusion coefficients in hydrogel to water) between 0.60 and 0.95.

The minimum critical radius is proportional to the ratio of diffusivity (i.e., diffusion coefficient, D) to the reproductive rate (controlled by r).

The mass transfer enhancement factor, defined as ratio of convective diffusion coefficient to molecular diffusion coefficient of soil particles, is found to be in the range 1000 2000.