Sentence examples for spreading theory from inspiring English sources

The approach used here is thermodynamically controlled and is described by Harkins spreading theory.

For the 37.5%PCL/12.5%PLA/50%PCL blend, the conservation of interfacial-angles confirms that the annealing time has no effect on the angle values between phases, as predicted by Harkins spreading theory.

The equilibrium between droplet stability at the interface, as predicted by spreading theory, and the interfacial mobility generated by coarsening determines the PS droplet size and surface coverage at the PE/PP interface.

Under dynamic melt-mixing conditions, it is suggested that a small portion of the low molecular weight glycerol-rich phase tends to migrate to the HDPE-TPS interface as predicted by Harkins spreading theory.

Conceptually, this is the state where one of the components will always tend to completely separate the other two and from a thermodynamic viewpoint is described as the case where two of the three possible binary spreading coefficients are negative and the other is positive, as defined by Harkins spreading theory.

Recently, Zhao et al. [21, 22] have put forward a series rumor spreading models, such as the SIRaRu and 2SI2R models, entailing inherited and extended classical rumor spread theory.

Seafloor spreading hypothesis, theory that oceanic crust forms along submarine mountain zones, known collectively as the mid-ocean ridge system, and spreads out laterally away from them.

Legal penalties included collective punishment, death for anyone who spread theories aiming to change the constitution and life imprisonment for disseminating information that tarnished the country's reputation.

The good agreement between predicted and experimental data suggested that classical flame spread theories under the infinite width assumption can apply to the finite width case with a modified B-number.

One of the most persuasive explanations cited by Mr. Erard is the "spreading activation theory" advanced by Gary Dell, a cognitive scientist at the University of Illinois.

Artists like these were busy collapsing what was perceived as low and high culture, spreading the theory that most elements of one's own regional music -- no matter how rustic or commercialized -- can be usable.