Sentence examples for are very diffused from inspiring English sources

Masonry curved structures, as for instance arches, domes and vaults, are very diffused in historical and existing structures and usually require seismic upgrading and/or rehabilitation.

Our results have shown that the MDR resistance phenotype is very diffused in A. baumannii isolated from severe infections in Italy.

"It was very warm, fuzzy and diffused," he said.

Notwithstanding the growing interest, net impact evaluation is not very diffused in placement analysis for the difficulty to produce reliable estimations within a quasi-experimental evaluation design.

Because they were in exciting or anxious mood, depending on their different psychological status, the amount of diffused heat was very large at this stage.

Cinema has been very effective in isolating evil, but I wanted to create a diffused world of evil — one that is, in a way, very ordinary, that's much closer to the truth.

Every characteristic of adhocracy is very much in vogue today expertise, organic structure, project teams and task forces, diffused power, matrix structure, sophisticated and often automated production systems, youth, and dynamic, complex environments.

Laterally diffused metal-oxide-semiconductor (LDMOS) transistors have been proven to be very popular for these applications.

Both the instrument and the name are widely diffused.

These design approaches are widely diffused in academia.

The assumption that craft abilities are widely diffused leads Sennett into a meditation on our love of those intelligence tests by which we supposedly single out the very smart and the very stupid so that some will go to college and others go to bagging groceries.