Sentence examples for to the diffusion of a from inspiring English sources

The first focuses on current techno-economic trends and the second on long-term resource and environmental constraints to the diffusion of a new technology.

Rumor propagation is very similar to the diffusion of a virus, thus, most of the existing models of rumor propagation are derived from the models of infectious diseases [3 11].

This is attributed to the diffusion of a significant amount of Ge atoms from the Ge substrate as confirmed by the simulation using SILVACO software and also from the secondary ion mass spectrometry analyses.

It is an incident of social learning that leads to the diffusion of a new behaviour within groups.

To explain a new regime of family behavior, the theory of the Second Demographic Transition points to the diffusion of a cultural ethos of individualism traced back to the Enlightenment (Lesthaeghe and Surkyn 1988).

Basically, we need to know how to forecast the diffusion of a new service prior to product launch.

We expressed eGFP-CaMKII in HEK293 cells as a tool to examine the diffusion of a large cytosolic protein complex with the potential to interact with CaM.

This makes it possible to monitor the diffusion of a marker molecule from the micropipette, through the tube, and out of the nanotube opening.

As a case study, this direct measurement method was successfully used to follow the diffusion of a small amount of Janus Green B, a common additive for Cu electrodeposition.

An operational research study of the AMFm provided us with an opportunity to track the diffusion of a health product in the private market in a developing country from its introduction to widespread availability.

Oil red O was chosen in order to visualise the diffusion of a lipophilic drug (LogP 7.6) with a moderate molecular weight of 409 g/mol and a melting point of 120°C.