Sentence examples for with a large diffusion from inspiring English sources

For the nanocrystalline Co P UBM, Co diffuses quickly toward the solder and Sn does not diffuse into the UBM, whereas for the amorphous Co P film not only does Co diffuse into the solder, but also Sn diffuses into the Co P film with a large diffusion rate.

The observation that a smaller site size leads to faster diffusion is consistent with reports that human RPA, which covers 30 nt, has a larger diffusion coefficient than EcoSSB in its (SSB 65 mode (Nguyen et al., 2014).

A larger diffusion coefficient could allow for a much longer PCD with reasonable biological integration times.

"European designers tend to be a bit more snobbish when it comes to doing things that have a larger diffusion and are more accessible price-wise".

Such huge binding energy provides the high exciton mobility at room temperature with the large diffusion length (more than 120 nm) [6 9].

We show that this is not the case for ligands with sufficiently large diffusion constants.

In view of possible adjustments and coping strategies, one feasible way for developing countries to improve technological spillover is to choose industrial sectors with large diffusion effects for international trade activities.

Using the new formulation, a quantitative explanation in terms of boundary layers is proposed for recent experimental observations of surprising discontinuities of steady concentration at internal boundaries between reactor segments with large diffusion coefficients.

The actual stabilization point which coincides with the most upstream samples from the pool of potential stabilization points fovr each spanwise location shows passive flame structure with large diffusion.

The TPI method, in contrast to conventional methods such as Monte Carlo simulations and fixed grid approaches, is able to better represent the distributions (especially the tail information) and better address challenges in processes with large diffusion, large drift and large concentration of PDF.

It is found that the solute diffusion coefficients in hcp Mg are roughly inversely proportional to the bulk modulus of the dilute alloys, which reflects the solutes' bonding to Mg. Transition metal elements with d electrons show strong interactions with Mg and have large diffusion activation energies.