But while those substantial benefits are diffused among a vast number of people, the recipients are not celebrating as much as Zebco's workers are seething.
But Aliye continued to write and translate, eventually winning her husband's support, and what she produced in seclusion the new press enabled her to diffuse among an expanding audience of literate women.
Universally diffused among literate peoples, it offers a rich array of genres, types, and themes, some resembling grown-up progenitors, many peculiar to itself.
To solve multiple images in co-segmentation, the heat was diffused among the common objects by foreground similarity.
Moreover, now that biomolecular corona prevalence is well-established, it has to diffuse among a larger scientific community.
Social learning may reduce the time it takes for an innovation to diffuse among producers, but the public good nature of information can also give rise to collective action problems, such as free-riding (Foster and Rosenzweig 2010).
First, the analyte ions diffuse among the particles in liquid phase and a rapid adsorption takes place which refers to the Sr2+ transfers on the surface active sites of zeolite and then into the porous structure of adsorbent so-called intra particle diffusion.
An example of this is the diffusion of modern financial risk management (focused mainly on value at risk models), which began in the 1970s (Guill, 2016) and took until the 1990s to diffuse among financial institutions as the benchmark for risk management.
Yet many organizations have succeeded over long periods, and knowledge seems to diffuse among the teams more slowly than one might expect.
Rather, investigative efforts have been diffused among the Congressional Oversight Panel chaired by Elizabeth Warren, which was created to oversee see the Treasury's disbursement of $700 billion in bailout money, chaired by Elizabeth Warren; the reports of the Special Inspector General; investigative work by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo; and some good hearings by subcommittees.
