0 the process in plants and animals by which a liquid moves gradually from one part of the body or the plant to another through a membrane (= cell covering):
1 the way in which ideas and information gradually spread between people:
2 the process in animals and plants by which a liquid passes gradually from one part to another through a membrane (= tissue that covers cells)
Children often learn by osmosis.
In this particular case, 'osmosis' could be the cause.
Electro-osmosis is induced if the pore is charged.
Throughout, the choreographer's relationship with the site evolves and develops through a process of negotiation informed by a developing sense of familiarity and associated osmosis.
As the substances listed above move into the cells surrounding the tubule, water follows by osmosis.
The fact that the movement of water molecules alone, and not of solute molecules, has brought about the equilibrium is characteristic of osmosis.
There are four basic mechanisms, diffusion, osmosis, active and bulk transport, by which exchange is achieved, which we shall now consider.
As sucrose is removed, water again follows by osmosis.
Therefore, water follows the sucrose into the sieve element, moving down a water potential gradient by osmosis.
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