In order to reduce the user latency, the web sites disseminate some of their information to surrogate caches located closer to the users.
But the fundamental strategies group also disseminates some of those strategies to select Goldman clients, typically big institutional investors and hedge funds.
When Coates himself was a boy, his father started a printing press and cottage publishing industry in their house to disseminate some of these stories in Baltimore and beyond.
While Erin Gruwell, the subject of the film, may have taught for only five years, as Mr. Moore points out, she went on to edit and publish a well-received anthology of student writing, and established the Freedom Writers Foundation to disseminate some of the nontraditional teaching methods that helped her students graduate from high school.
This field is peculiar, as it is characterized by the urgency to preserve and disseminate some of the most peculiar intangible artistic expressions, especially those at risk of disappearing; so far these cultural expressions have been passed down mainly through imitation and oral tradition, so now technologies can play a role in fostering their preservation and documentation.
Documents, promotes and disseminates some of the on-going initiatives.
Finally, the book documents, promotes and disseminates some of the on-going initiatives.
However, Model U.N. is much more than simply playing "make-believe", and truly disseminates some of the most valuable skills and lessons to ambitious young adults.
The electronic scene continues to battle comments of its nearing demise and while the angry souls continue to shout their grudging disdain, Felix shrugs it off and poignantly disseminates some of his own views on the matter.
The coming Trump administration, where the chief White House strategist has been the head of the Breitbart website, which disseminated some of the most inflammatory headlines and stories of the presidential campaign, is certainly going to test the limits of civility.
