| We must understand that Western technology diffuses to the rest of the world by moving sidewise, not disruptively. |
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| Self-propagation occurs when the autocatalyst diffuses into the reactive medium, initiating reaction and creating more autocatalyst. |
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| It diffuses competition and gradually creates a co-operative dynamic where people can feel safe to air their concerns. |
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| People, ideas, and capital are less mobile so that technology diffuses more slowly than in the other scenario families. |
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| Nitric oxide crosses cell membranes without mediation of channels or receptors-it diffuses across cellular membranes isotropically. |
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| The steel frame is wrapped in thin sheets of translucent polycarbonate cladding that gently diffuses light like a fragile membrane of rice paper. |
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| Each particle thus diffuses in a potential well and its movement is simulated using a Brownian dynamics algorithm. |
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| Opaque during the day, the perforated screens have a seductive, gauzy translucence after dark, as light diffuses through the fine mesh. |
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| The fourth side is screened by lightweight wattle wall that gently diffuses the harsh light. |
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| A metal grid set around the edge of the pitch diffuses faint natural light into this inner sanctum. |
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| A vapor retarder in this location would reduce the amount of moisture that diffuses into the wall cavity. |
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| In some tissues, such as gray matter in the brain, water also diffuses in an approximately spherical pattern. |
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| It diffuses across the synaptic cleft and binds to the end organ adrenergic receptor. |
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| Most think that acquisition behavior diffuses through the network of interlocking directorates. |
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| It diffuses and redistributes power, often to the benefit of what may be considered weaker, smaller actors. |
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| Sulfur is particularly aggressive in that it diffuses more rapidly and embrittles more severely than does oxygen. |
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| If that is true, then gravity's forcefulness should diminish as the universe expands and diffuses its cosmic density. |
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| Crémant d'Alsace rosé Brut Millésimé: Fresh and round, bloomy, with an aroma of red fruits, it diffuses a festive mood. |
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| In addition, it diffuses a remarkably warm colour temperature and offers an excellent uniformity of illuminance. |
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| Rather than flip off fear, this lugubrious sally diffuses it, contaminating an excellent toy to no cogent end. |
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| On a cloudy day, the overcast sky diffuses the direct sunlight and produces a soft, shadowless light of low intensity and cool colour. |
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| Radon that diffuses into the atmosphere usually disperses rapidly but it can accumulate indoors, especially in small buildings. |
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| It's very difficult to include expert commentary that depletes or diffuses the newsiness, because it sucks the signifying force out of the piece. |
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| On the other hand, Satan diffuses the voice of Satan just like airing the radio wave. |
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| Radiogenic lead gradually diffuses out of zircon crystals, and does so more rapidly at increased temperatures. |
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| The speaking clock which diffuses French legal time stands together with diffusion systems ten million times more precise. |
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| In an inkjet printer, the liquid ink is fired onto the paper and diffuses rapidly until it infiltrates completely into the paper. |
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| It diffuses the situation somewhat and moves away from the underlying principle of ownership. |
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| This diffuses, among others, religious programmes and special ones for children. |
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| The ventilation system diffuses water in the form of a cold, aromatised fog. |
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| Furthermore, urea readily diffuses between the plasma and airway fluid. |
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| The concentrate diffuses through the film on to the bonded side and unglues the adhesive. |
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| Mother-of-pearl glows and its radiance diffuses a luminous light. |
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| If the surface film of water is saturated with oxygen there will be no further diffusion until oxygen diffuses from the surface film into the overall body of water. |
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| Yet another explanation is that DHPC diffuses along a continuous path consisting of the edges of bicelle disks or toroids in close edge-to-edge contact. |
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| Mercury from industrial processes and from waste products also diffuses into the environment. |
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| A little mushroom lamp that diffuses a soft light and that will immediately create a great fairy tale atmosphere in your children's room. |
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| A luminous sphere diffuses a filtered light, playing with the cubic forms of the bedside table. |
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| First, phosphorus diffuses into the copper foil followed by the subsequent formation of the binary compound. |
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| Once a musical form is created, it diffuses geographically and culturally. |
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| Knowledge of market functioning diffuses through communities and consequently lowers transaction costs associated with investing. |
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| In-country complementarity: as set out above, aid fragmentation leads to an increased administrative burden and transaction costs in partner countries, diffuses policy dialogue and may misallocate resources. |
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| The device diffuses cool fragranced vapour through its system. |
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| Functionally, it is believed that serotonin diffuses out of the argentaffin cells into the walls of the digestive tract, where neurons leading to the muscles are stimulated to produce the wavelike contractions of peristalsis. |
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| This table lamp is different because its lampshade is made up of 118 mobile acrylic rods cut by laser. The way in which it diffuses the light makes it special and opens new sensations for home lighting and installation. |
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| Carburization, a process in which carbon diffuses into steel, can occur at high temperatures when steel is contacted with oil or carbon deposits. |
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| A life force, it diffuses a gentle light from its huge crater. |
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| If this is not done, it will be difficult for learners to compare the rates at which the food colouring diffuses through the hot and cold water respectively. |
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| The reed imbibes the perfume in which it is placed and diffuses it through capillary action from the base to the top of the stem, allowing the scent to fill the surrounding air. |
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| According to Grosseteste, the infinite self-multiplication of the initial point of light extended the first matter it informed into a spherical form, since light diffuses itself spherically. |
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| Mr. Bartlett articulates the terms of his debate quite baldly here, in almost Shavian terms, which diffuses the tension of the more oblique preceding scenes. |
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| And at colder temperatures, oil is more viscous and diffuses less quickly. |
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| A trace of hydrogen, for example, diffuses through carbon dioxide at virtually the same rate that a trace of carbon dioxide diffuses through hydrogen. |
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| If it does not reach that amplitude, then the neuron remains at rest, and the local potential, through a process called passive spread, diffuses along the nerve fibre and back out through the membrane. |
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| A light, silky lotion that diffuses a blend of moisturizers, vitamins and anti-oxidants into the inner layers of the skin's epidermis to enhance comfort and hydration throughout the day. |
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| It diffuses the light emitted from the filament, producing a more gentle and evenly distributed light. |
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| Lisa has learned to remain calm and pleasant and is able to communicate in a manner which diffuses any irateness that may arise. |
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| This process begins with carbon fixation and is initiated when carbon dioxide in the air diffuses into the leaves of plants and into spaces between photosynthetic cells. |
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