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Coenobitism, joint life in enclosed communities, was the model preferred by St. Pachomius around 330, vigorously directed and diffused by him until mid-century, when both he and Anthony died.
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"The revolutionary idea should be diffused by means of appropriate media to the greatest depth possible," he said in 1960.
In the museum, natural light pours into immense spaces from skylights and is diffused by high, curving walls.
While they may allude to phenomena like light diffused by fog or the surface of a pond, they are deliberately generalized, allowing the viewer the broadest possible interpretation.
In the middle, power is diffused by dint of sheer numbers, and yet it is in the middle that power is aggregated and gets used most effectively.
Later the dome had a plaster surface and the lights were diffused by reflection, playing on its inside surface.
Again, despite the ubiquity of digital devices, the interplay of fire diffused by smoke seemed impossible to commit to video.
Spinelli and Natalie picked me up at the crack of dawn, the light still diffused by the residue of the humid night.
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