Sentence examples for diffusion of concerts from inspiring English sources

Indirectly, the diffusion of concerts on mainstream media; and directly, more audience interaction.

Dozens of concerts were canceled or postponed.

This allows us to conclude that PIP2 lipids can diffuse in concert with adsorbed molecules even when the diffusion of the adsorbate is much faster than lipid diffusion.

He had sensed the diffusion of interest.

The early diffusion of Buddhism in China remains unclear.

But the origin and diffusion of religion, like the origin and diffusion of music, laughter, and xenophobia, reside in a largely irretrievable evolutionary past.

Such diffusion of responsibilities makes some investors almost blasé about Ralph Lauren with no Ralph.

The tendency is either excessive restraint (Europe) or a diffusion of the effort (the United States).

At one point, several staff members complained loudly about the diffusion of editorial vision.

Graziosi also points out the diffusion of classical texts into the medieval Islamic world.

"Dynamite is the diffusion of power," Parsons explained at the trial.