Sentences with phrase «by diffusion through»

This methane can be emitted to the atmosphere in several ways: either as bubbles or by diffusion through the surface of the reservoir itself, or it can be emitted as the water is drawn from deep in the reservoir to pass through the turbines or spillways.

Sea spiders also have an unusual need to move oxygen from their extremities to the core of their bodies because they lack gills, and most oxygen is taken up by diffusion through the surface of their long legs.

«The protein travels by diffusion through the cells like electrical signals travel through the brain,» Zeng says.

Not exact matches

«We believe that, between now and 2023, a new wave of automation will ripple through the economy, driven by the diffusion of such major technologies as artificial intelligence, robotics, genomics, 3D printing, self - driving cars and the blockchain,» says Shalett.

Through the diffusion of information by modern methods of travel and communication, democratic ideals are transmitted from one people to another.

And, in the next place, since evil is specially characterized by its diffusion, and attains its greatest height when it simulates the appearance of the good, for that reason are signs, and marvels, and lying miracles found to accompany evil, through the cooperation of its father the devil.

This unification of the world through science has been accompanied by a diffusion of democratic ideas among peoples of every land.

It is made by pressing the rice through a mill using diffusion, in order to strain out any remaining whole grain pieces.

As recently as the 1980s, scientists collected genetic data by laboriously tracking the diffusion of DNA molecules through slabs of gel.

Charge propagation through the thin film proceeds through a linker - to - linker hopping mechanism that is charge - balanced by electrolyte transport, giving rise to cyclic voltammograms of the thin films that show characteristics of a diffusion - controlled process.

About 20 % of the absorption of alcohol takes place by passive diffusion through the stomach wall with the rest absorbed through the duodenum and the walls of the small intestine [Norberg A, 2003].

In addition to the B12 that is attached to IF, about 1 % of any amount of free B12 in the ileum will also be absorbed by passive diffusion, meaning that it will just pass through the intestinal wall to the blood without any help.

The purpose of Professor Javier Collado is to contribute to achieving the general objectives and core competencies set by the Organic Law 2/2006 of March 3, in the high school, with the «diffusion of knowledge» through a photo exhibition and an educational - multidisciplinary talk and consciousness - raising that will address the «different realities - realities equal» to live in the countries he has been working in Latin America: Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, Belize, and Mexico.

To me, routine exposure to Frankincense through their Drinking Water (Sunshine in a Bottle), by use of the CritterBoost, and via Water - Based Diffusion is an excellent preventive measure for many common health concerns.

The plan, aimed at filling the policy gap left by the death of a carbon cap and trading system, focuses on stimulating innovation and diffusion of non-polluting energy technology through direct investment and procurement policies.

Temperature gradients are generally (see next paragraph) required to drive these flows of heat (continually through layers with convection / conduction / diffusion driven by differential heating, on the scale of distances from emission to absorption for radiant flows), so the temperature tends to decline from where solar heating occurs to where heat escapes to space.

(Your lab cylinder example as problem with AGW, is also where AGW get their «Brownian» motion from to produce the claim that CO2 is «well - mixed in the atmosphere» by «diffusion»; equal temperature requirement for Brownian doesn't translate to real atmosphere, it's convection which moves smells through a room, etc..