A diffusion of Mg atoms towards the film surface was evidenced above 650 °C, leading to the formation of the MgTiO3 phase.
The tendency is either excessive restraint (Europe) or a diffusion of the effort (the United States).
Such a diffusion of power may be termed noncentralization.
It is actually going into a diffusion of power with more centres of decision-making than ever in human civilisation.
On a team there is a diffusion of responsibility, as social physiologists would say, compared with the performance of an individual athlete".
As Meillassoux writes, this incantatory text was to displace conventional religious representation with a "diffusion of the divine," a direct emanation of godly presence.
There was thus a diffusion of authority, the communities calling, rather than a superior official appointing, their rabbis.
"Competition inside our bureaucracy has led to a diffusion of power and a tendency to shirk responsibility," says Mao Shoulong, a public policy expert at People's University in Beijing.
More to the point, what occurred in the years since Vietnam and Watergate was not a consolidation of media power in relation to those in high office but a diffusion of it.
However, the Occupy movement is certainly far from over; it is now characterised by a diffusion of general assemblies, vibrant local discussions and ongoing protests on a range of issues.
Such large group environments, in turn, often produce less than desirable effects, including a diffusion of responsibility: you feel less accountable for your own actions, and become more likely to engage in amoral behavior.
