Sentence examples for are diffused over from inspiring English sources

The key difference is that Levittown's wonderful mass transit mostly lead directly to one central location NYC which is very different than the Bay Area in which jobs are diffused over a huge geographical area with a much lower population density (and again, the extreme environmentalists won't allow greater population density here without a big long costly battle).

Metzler: When I go out and I talk to leaders, it's very interesting to hear perspectives, and it's very difficult to see the scope of the problem when the reports of 3,000-plus 3,000-plussexual assaults last fiscal year] are diffused over 1.4 million active duty [reportedmembersexual

The concentration is diffused over the whole left half of the region not achieving a good localization.

The marker density in this study (six markers/cM) may be too low to have markers in strong/complete LD with each QTL and consequently the effect for such QTL is diffused over multiple SNPs, thereby increasing the earlier mentioned estimates of π for various traits.

Entropy: The heat changed from light dissipates in the ambient environment, and the light from excited materials dissipates as it is diffused over distances, and is absorbed in atmospheric gases, or in solids and liquids then radiated from them as heat.

Hormones are created on an arriving request, are diffused to neighbors and evaporate over time; (2) hormones trigger the transport of corresponding content, which is done hop-by-hop.

But over time, solutions to issues will arise, and as they are diffused across sectors, standard practices and performance expectations will take hold.

The difference is that YouTube's predators are large corporations, whereas consumer power is diffused among over 150m individuals on MySpace.

"A protest march is a bit like a scattergun: the message and political target are diffused.

Intestinal parasites of dogs and cats are diffused worldwide.

The concept was first introduced by Roger in 1962 where he explained how innovation is diffused to members of a social system over time (Rogers, 1995).