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diffusion [dɪˈfju:ʒən] N no pl

1. diffusion (spreading):

diffusion

rozpowszechnienie nt

2. diffusion PHYS:

diffusion

dyfuzja f

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However, the principle of operation might be more precisely described as gas-jet pump, since diffusion plays a role also in other high vacuum pumps. en.wikipedia.org

As such, the principles of surface diffusion are critical for the chemical production and semiconductor industries. 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

As with the bifid, this is then combined with transposition to achieve diffusion. en.wikipedia.org

On the other hand, modeling diffusion in tissues is becoming very complex. en.wikipedia.org

He spent the past 15 years conducting public policy research in the fields of technology innovation and diffusion, and urban sustainability. en.wikipedia.org

The metal and the surrounding element must then be heated to a temperature sufficiently high for diffusion to occur. 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. en.wikipedia.org

Diffusion of gases is effective over small distances but not over larger ones, this is one of the reasons insects are all relatively small. 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

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