Sentence examples for diffusing from inspiring English sources

Then, a diffusion step is used to form the p1 and p2 layers simultaneously by diffusing the wafer from both sides.

Cultural respect will lead to diplomatic respect, which is the only foundation for cooperating on diffusing current international crises, especially in Syria and Ukraine.

It's a substantial and subtly acted examination of negotiation, leadership and the difficulty of diffusing tension and building trust.

But if diffusing popular anger means someone must go, Mr Geithner is likely to top the list.

This prevents the copper from diffusing into the silicon.

For now, dragging much of the cabinet to Beijing seems a small price to pay for diffusing protectionist pressure at home.

Sodium and chloride ions pass out of the concentrated solution to the neighbouring weak ones by diffusion though these bridges (any chemical will diffuse from a high to a low concentration in this way).

Peter Reedy, an FBI-trained hostage negotiator and former sergeant, argues officers were wrong to rush into a tense stand-off with their guns drawn and ended up aggravating a situation they should have diffused.

It also presented him with the opportunity to diffuse allegations made by his ex-wife, which Gingrich essentially neutralized during the first five minutes of the last debate.

Does it aim to diffuse the practice or to eradicate it?" The prosecution replied: "State policy is aimed at the eradication [of torture], of course!".

Well done to Eto'o for coming up with a routine that made everybody smile and diffused the controversy of José Mourinho's unguarded comments about the striker's age.