This finding highlights the diffuse nature of natural language and the value of controlled vocabulary indexing to database searchers.
The full scope of the strike is difficult to know, given its diffuse nature.
While the worldwide millennium celebration was of a more diffuse nature, the Times Square party nonetheless followed in that tradition of celebrating connection.
More important is the diffuse nature of aglianico production, which has prevented any one name or region from becoming well known.
Many plots in Europe have direct connections back to Pakistan, he notes.Part of the problem lies in al-Qaeda's diffuse nature.
Perhaps it's the diffuse nature of work – the repetition, the cycles, the small tasks that combine to make a greater whole – that makes it such an unwieldy subject for an author.
Its leading commanders might race off to contest Baku and entirely miss the significance of events in the Balkans, while the diffuse nature of operations tended to encourage initiative, not groupthink.
But the diffuse nature of the protests so far, alongside the focus on the demands for resignations, has some worrying that the protesters could be sabotaging their own cause.
WikiLeaks is an unconventional publisher without precedent that draws considerable power from its ability to exist in multiple legal jurisdictions: its diffuse nature is what helps make it so hard to censor (and also hold to account).
Asked about the value of broadcast or Internet radio among services like Pandora that offer personalized playlists, Mr. Lovett said that, given the diffuse nature of music listening, "I don't know anything anymore".
In fact, the movement is not centralized — the core of it remains local Tea Party and 9/12 groups, which are harder to analyze because of their diffuse nature.
