Sentence examples for a method of disseminating from inspiring English sources
In 1768, the Enlightenment was in full swing, and the printing press was being employed liberally as a method of disseminating knowledge among the (then still relatively few) literate and learned.
The group was focused on issues of globalization, imperialism and neoliberalism, employing visual arts as a method of disseminating political ideas.
Sontag wasn't alone among critics in lamenting the growing hegemony of photography; the best of them all, Baudelaire, immediately saw in the daguerreotype — a "trivial image on a scrap of metal" — "a cheap method of disseminating a loathing for history and for painting among the people".
We can topple these institutions with their esoteric titles and their expensive reprints, and we can found a new method of disseminating our results from the ground up.
And since the web is simply a more cost- and time-effective method of disseminating that information, 90% of the web is also bound to be crud, in terms of quality and veracity.
Other key recommendations included giving consideration to who should attend, a meeting place that ensures privacy and a method for disseminating outcomes of the meeting.
The ability to reduce images, however, has led to the development of the microform, the most economical method of disseminating analog-form information.
And for some legal teams, the old formats of S.E.C. filings will still likely be the preferred method of disseminating financial news.
And what if the next-generation journalist recognizes that the best method of disseminating her content is through something that resembles comment postings to online message boards?
Although this method of disseminating the blogs was slow and delayed, and readers could not comment directly on the website, it was quite effective and continues to this day [March 2009].
It is desirable that results are shared with those who take part, but there remains no consensus on the best method of disseminating study findings.
