Assiduous critics have found elaborate architectural structures in quite diffuse works—including Miguel de Cervantes Don Quixotee (1605 15), Laurence Sterne's Tristram Shandy (1759 67), Giovanni Giacomo Casanova's Icosameron (1788; 1928).
The Scriabin is a diffuse but entrancing work.
Some sections feels diffuse, but the work closes on a note of lyrical and limpidly structured beauty.
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.
The implementation of the European Water Framework Directive (WFD) will address land use issues in river catchments in order to reduce diffuse pollution and work towards the aim of achieving good ecological status, or good ecological potential in surface water bodies.
We are doing just that in an effort to make MIT a place where leaders of these innovations come together to share experiences, stimulate research needed to document their successes, failures and lessons, and figure out ways to diffuse those that work to broader settings.
There were a lot of different egos being diffused into my work.
+ I at e). Ms S. Wallace: Refuse days off at Eastertide regardless of set time worked (diffuse rays; anag. less anag incl. t). A. J. Wardrop: Route chaise ride erratically, having imbibed a bit (shoot rays; a in anag. + ate).
What he means is, he's put 24 sculptures in 15 interconnected rooms – sorry, "chambers" – in a very uneven installation that is, in reality, a diffuse collection of works from all periods of his career, of wildly different style and quality.
Apopka is a suburb of Orlando with a diffuse farmworker community working in many crops, whereas Pierson is a small rural town with a tightly knit farmworker community working mainly in ferns.
