Instead, the sources and agency and approaches regarding order are diffuse and shared among actors.
Therefore, it is possible to maintain that fundamental rights can be certainly one basic reference for any normative governance model and that, nevertheless, the development and implementation of such a model must necessarily come to terms with different values and with different interpretations of the rights themselves, consequently reflecting a diffuse and shared nature of responsibility.
Recent modeling efforts indicate that the nanoscale roughness of PA membranes, evident in electron micrographs, is also reflected at the atomic scale, with an ill-defined diffuse interfacial region shared with the bulk water phase.
By listening and talking, you can hear your child's concerns, diffuse rumors and share your own feelings in a descriptive way, so that your child is given direction to help him get his arms around his own emotions.
They provide a means for local and regional initiatives aimed at averting, mitigating, or adapting to climate change and other trans-boundary problems to join together in a system that: permits sharing of experiences, diffuses policy innovation across national borders, and spans divergent disciplinary boundaries so as to better communicate science to local decision-makers.
The end walls of adjacent tracheids contain paired small, rimmed, nonperforated pores, called bordered pits; water diffuses through a shared central membrane.
Although the increasing strength of the sharing economy is anecdotally evident, quantitative indicators of success beyond diffuse data from individual case studies are much harder to measure.
This study is the first to explicitly examine how user-innovators gather the information and assistance they need to develop their ideas and how they share and diffuse the resulting innovations.
It's a remarkable fact of an increasingly diffuse, networked economy that the ancient basics of getting together, looking a business partner in the eye and sharing a cup of coffee are still essential and potentially profitable.
Other nations, including Portugal, have seen a diffuse anger rooted in a shared conviction: things can't go on like this.
