Sentence examples for diffusion of values from inspiring English sources

"Nothing testifies so much as time sensibility to the 'urbanisation' of rural society, with all that implies for rapid diffusion of values and tastes," he says.

Rapid diffusion of valued healthy ideas may make people healthier.

The countries of Central Europe can become a center of stability and a source for the diffusion of democratic values and benefits to the whole post-Communist region.

The world's great powers are neither internally divided nor inclined to go to war with one another, and with the spread of democracy, the increase of wealth and the diffusion of enlightened values these states preside over an era of improvement the like of which has never been known.

Migrants can contribute to the diffusion of democratic values and norms either directly upon return or through contacts with relatives or indirectly through social networks connecting the diasporas with groups in the origin country (Docquier et al. 2016).

Using a computer statistical analysis program, the nonlinear regression is carried out on the experimental data and by curve fitting of solutions of Fick's second law of diffusion, the values of D c and C s in the Eq. (2) are determined.

In regions of non-negligible diffusion control, values of the tortuosity are in the same range as the experimentally determined tortuosities.

In the case of MD simulation of diffusion coefficients, values obtained for both amorphous and crystalline PTFEP are similar and comparable to experimental values reported for semicrystalline samples.

Diffusion coefficient values of an order of 10−11 cm2 s−1 were obtained, their variation with the potential sweep rate being interpreted as a film aging process.

This paper use the case of the diffusion of a high-value crop (a crop with high economic return) in 10 villages in rural China to demonstrate multiple types of peer effects in the adoption of an innovation.

Notice also that this range of diffusion values corresponds to the dynamics that produce separated peaks in the distribution of the autoinducer (see Figure 4).