rapid diffusion

collocation in English

meanings of rapidand diffusion

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rapid
adjective
uk /ˈræp.ɪd/ us /ˈræp.ɪd/
fast ...
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diffusion
noun[U]
uk /dɪˈfjuː.ʒən/ us /dɪˈfjuː.ʒən/
the action of spreading in ...
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Examples of rapid diffusion

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However, once the rapiddiffusion has begun it may be very rapid.
Because of the rapiddiffusion of new technology, cumulative metaanalyses might be the design of choice.
Its rapiddiffusion has been documented in several countries, mostly developed.
In this sense, the portability and ease of application of the comprehensiveness rationale insured the rapiddiffusion of feedback effects.
Rapiddiffusion of fertiliser use, encouraged by the government subsidies, largely explains why production rose more rapidly than cultivated area.
This may have been due to the fairly rapiddiffusion of the dye used to mark the vortices in the rolling-barge case.
For example, healthcare financing organizations could be interested in cost containment, while healthcare providers are more interested in rapiddiffusion of effective new health technologies.
It is possible that the endorsement of this change by the topmost social strata at an early stage ensured its rapiddiffusion.
Providers, manufacturers, and patients, for a variety of reasons, desire more rapiddiffusion and reimbursement of new services than might be consistent with the evidence-based approach.
This free access to oxygen, combined with a small size, which ensures rapiddiffusion of oxygen throughout the organism, would enable free-living stages to live economically.
Many researchers identified rapiddiffusion of new technologies as one driver of cost increases and contended some technologies proliferated without persuasive evidence of their effects on costs and outcomes.
Beside the most rapiddiffusion process (surface diffusion), the grain boundary and the bulk diffusion exist.
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The base formed beyond it because of the more rapiddiffusion of the acceptor (for example, aluminum).
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Convection will be less likely and/or less rapid with more rapiddiffusion (thereby diffusing away the gradient that is causing the convection) and/or a more viscous (sticky) fluid.
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