Definitionn. (physics) the process in which there is movement of a substance from an area of high concentration of that substance to an area of lower concentration
Last update: September 5, 2015
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There has been diffusion of tension along the border in the past few months. [Please select]
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The second cause of the French revolution was the diffusion of the ideas of democratic liberty. [Please select]
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The centre of diffusion of wheat was somewhere in the eastern Mediterranean region. [Please select]
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The seed must have been brought age by age from that distant centre of diffusion. [Please select]
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" the devil finished it"), which had been built by Adunay, dispersed over the world the Jews who had put Yahya to death, and previous to his return into the worlds of light sent forth three hundred and sixty prophets for the diffusion of the true religion. [Please select]
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, i, 50 Knives, flint, i, 96 Knots, records by means of, i, 208 Knowledge, diffusion of, i, 296, 397 _sqq. [Please select]
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_, published by the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, vol. [Please select]
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Thus the Dermestes and Saprinidæ, those lovers of corpse-like odours, are warned by molecular diffusion. [Please select]
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The diffusion of oxygen through stored coal, by S. [Please select]
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The diffusion of stimulation, the equilibrium of impulses, life- enhancement through repose. [Please select]
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Regarding their diffusion among the Celts, twelve are both Irish and Scotch (iv.) [Please select]
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