Sentence examples for diffusion education from inspiring English sources

Other, less tangible, but not less important, parameters are the quality of produce, marketability, ground water contamination, pesticide-related health symptoms, agricultural biodiversity, agricultural sustainability, policy change, gender roles, farmer-to-farmer diffusion, education and empowerment indicators.

Long before we had heard of the Web, Richard Cobden put it splendidly in 1850 when he said that "the progress of freedom depends more upon the maintenance of peace, the spread of commerce and the diffusion of education, than upon the labors of cabinets and foreign offices".

To accompany a wide diffusion of education, a system enhancing information flow would be central to linking a globalized DRM system to local needs.

I am reminded of the work on innovation diffusion in higher education - perhaps this might be relevant for inclusion in any future revisions.

Therefore, accessing and applying the globalized DRM system to the unique requirements of a particular locale will require a wide diffusion of high quality education and training in DRM at all levels, supported by a system that can facilitate information flow.

One key to achieving this is a diffusion of DRM higher education, supported by an enhanced system of information flow.

In this paper, we aim to prevent the rumor diffusion which uses science education and official media coverage as control strategies.

Instead of these technologies — plagued by failures around the world — these development funds should have been investing in education and diffusion programs for recycling and composting with the incorporation of recyclers who, left to their fate, today are buried under the waste the city tried to hide.

Also, there does not seem to be any relationship between factors that are important for diffusion, in this case education, and current, former or never-smoking for Sri Lankan men, even though around 20% answered that they smoked daily.

This approach has two potentials: 1) to reach out to girls currently in basic schools and 2) indirectly reach out to their parents and other multiparous women in the society through diffusion of these health education messages to the local communities.

Maillot counts himself lucky that he's had 20 years with the Monte Carlo company "working on the education, creation and diffusion of dance".