These accounts are likely to have been influenced to some extent by ideas about patient safety from high-income countries that have begun to disseminate world-wide; the term "patient safety" was a relatively new one for some and was often used in English rather than translated into the local language.
A Beijing Ecological Declaration has been adopted and disseminated world-wide with an accompanied title of "A World Role for Ecology: The Key to Life".
To deliver and disseminate a world of information at users' fingertips, many libraries have launched digital library or institutional repositories.
This is particularly important for disseminating knowledge world-wide and ensuring rapid communication for research.
Because MST as originally developed for delinquent youth is widely disseminated, real-world estimates could be calculated.
"We think it's really inspiring to people to think about closing that loop, and it's a great idea to get out there and disseminate in the world," said Nancy Hirshberg, Stonyfield's vice president for natural resources.
Do not write stuff you would not want accidentally disseminated to the world.
So, too, did the process known as globalisation whereby such ideas are immediately disseminated throughout the world.
Within days, Adrian's story was disseminated around the world, as the A.P., the Telegraph, and other media outlets published summaries of the program.
In this week's issue, Claudia Roth Pierpont considers the Arabic novel, a form still relatively young in the region and steadily being translated and disseminated around the world.
By Jenna Krajeski January 13 , 2010In this week's issue, Claudia Roth Pierpont considers the Arabic novel, a form still relatively young in the region and steadily being translated and disseminated around the world.
