Definition of diffusivity in English:

diffusivity

nounPlural diffusivities ˌdɪfjuːˈsɪvɪtiˌdifyo͞oˈsivədē

Physics

A measure of the capability of a substance or energy to be diffused or to allow something to pass by diffusion.
〔物理〕扩散能力；扩散系数，扩散率
the diffusivity of heat
count noun the two components should have different diffusivities
Example sentencesExamples
- Such modelling depends on the heat output, thermal decay and other properties of the waste and geological factors such as thermal conductivities and diffusivities of the host rock.
- Once the residue moved close enough to the lipid headgroups to interact, due to the limited diffusivity of the lipid molecules in the timescale of the simulation, the lysine residue stayed bound to the lipid headgroup region.
- The normal diffusivity of the ions is in accord with the high activity of water in the channel.
- Groundwater gradients may take extremely long periods to equilibrate to significant changes in surface pressures, depending on the hydraulic diffusivity of the rock mass (the ratio of hydraulic conductivity to storage coefficient).
- Steady-state diffusion of water along the two defined pathways depends on the concentration gradient and on the diffusivity of the substance.

Definition of diffusivity in US English:

diffusivity

nounˌdifyo͞oˈsivədē

Physics

A measure of the capability of a substance or energy to be diffused or to allow something to pass by diffusion.
〔物理〕扩散能力；扩散系数，扩散率
the diffusivity of heat
count noun the two components should have different diffusivities
Example sentencesExamples
- Steady-state diffusion of water along the two defined pathways depends on the concentration gradient and on the diffusivity of the substance.
- Once the residue moved close enough to the lipid headgroups to interact, due to the limited diffusivity of the lipid molecules in the timescale of the simulation, the lysine residue stayed bound to the lipid headgroup region.
- Such modelling depends on the heat output, thermal decay and other properties of the waste and geological factors such as thermal conductivities and diffusivities of the host rock.
- The normal diffusivity of the ions is in accord with the high activity of water in the channel.
- Groundwater gradients may take extremely long periods to equilibrate to significant changes in surface pressures, depending on the hydraulic diffusivity of the rock mass (the ratio of hydraulic conductivity to storage coefficient).

单词	diffusivity
释义	Definition of diffusivity in English: diffusivity nounPlural diffusivities ˌdɪfjuːˈsɪvɪtiˌdifyo͞oˈsivədē Physics A measure of the capability of a substance or energy to be diffused or to allow something to pass by diffusion. 〔物理〕扩散能力；扩散系数，扩散率 the diffusivity of heat count noun the two components should have different diffusivities Example sentencesExamples Such modelling depends on the heat output, thermal decay and other properties of the waste and geological factors such as thermal conductivities and diffusivities of the host rock. Once the residue moved close enough to the lipid headgroups to interact, due to the limited diffusivity of the lipid molecules in the timescale of the simulation, the lysine residue stayed bound to the lipid headgroup region. The normal diffusivity of the ions is in accord with the high activity of water in the channel. Groundwater gradients may take extremely long periods to equilibrate to significant changes in surface pressures, depending on the hydraulic diffusivity of the rock mass (the ratio of hydraulic conductivity to storage coefficient). Steady-state diffusion of water along the two defined pathways depends on the concentration gradient and on the diffusivity of the substance. Definition of diffusivity in US English: diffusivity nounˌdifyo͞oˈsivədē Physics A measure of the capability of a substance or energy to be diffused or to allow something to pass by diffusion. 〔物理〕扩散能力；扩散系数，扩散率 the diffusivity of heat count noun the two components should have different diffusivities Example sentencesExamples Steady-state diffusion of water along the two defined pathways depends on the concentration gradient and on the diffusivity of the substance. Once the residue moved close enough to the lipid headgroups to interact, due to the limited diffusivity of the lipid molecules in the timescale of the simulation, the lysine residue stayed bound to the lipid headgroup region. Such modelling depends on the heat output, thermal decay and other properties of the waste and geological factors such as thermal conductivities and diffusivities of the host rock. The normal diffusivity of the ions is in accord with the high activity of water in the channel. Groundwater gradients may take extremely long periods to equilibrate to significant changes in surface pressures, depending on the hydraulic diffusivity of the rock mass (the ratio of hydraulic conductivity to storage coefficient).
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