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diffusion

noun as in spread; wide distribution

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On one hand, the diffusion of bats across the landscape could slow the march of white-nose syndrome, which is primarily spread between bats when they groom or touch each other.

Google has argued that regulating the internet would favor “a narrow range of sources for the diffusion of knowledge, ... thereby undermining democratic discourse and media diversity.”

So Apple has built its own sort of diffusion models like DALL-E or the ones that are in Gemini.

They found that the elements could enter the eggshells via diffusion along the calcite boundaries and the organic matrix, and, at higher temperatures, that the rare earth built new minerals on the eggshell surface.

This diffusion effect is known as Taylor-Aris dispersion, named for the two researchers who laid the foundations for understanding it back in the 1950s.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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