diffusion [dɪˈfju:ʒn] RZ. no l.mn.
1. diffusion (process of diffusing):
- diffusion
- распростране́ние r.n.
2. diffusion CHEM., FIZ.:
- diffusion
- диффу́зия r.ż.
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The pore elimination occurs faster for a trial with many pores of uniform size and higher porosity where the boundary diffusion distance is smaller.
en.wikipedia.org The key explanations favoured by culture-historians were the diffusion of forms from one group to another or the migration of the peoples themselves.
en.wikipedia.org This mixture of random and deterministic features has led to a number of new types of particle diffusion, which can evolve suddenly to propagation.
en.wikipedia.org It is very difficult to directly observe vacancy diffusion due to the typically high diffusion rates and low vacancy concentration.
en.wikipedia.org The institute explores the social, political and economic factors that drive technological innovation, with a particular focus on creation, diffusion and access to knowledge.
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