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diffusion

[dih-fyoo-zhuhn] / dɪˈfyu ʒən /


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A team from Cambridge's MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit analyzed MRI diffusion scans from 3,802 individuals ranging from newborns to 90 years old.

From Science Daily

In photochemistry, light energizes the catalyst, and the excited catalyst must encounter another molecule through diffusion in order to pass along an electron.

From Science Daily

“They went beyond these branches of spiritual identity or the diffusion of faith,” Chávez said.

From Seattle Times

These include diffusion models, an approach used in many image-generation AI tools that makes it easier to manipulate complex, multidimensional data.

From Scientific American

Many economists believe that communication is the lubricant that spurred the diffusion of scientific advances, useful inventions, and technological improvements.

From Salon