At first, the fire was wildly diffused, but then the flecks of red from the left side straightened out into a single wavering line of light as the helicopter bore down on the target.
We may say, then, in this matter that if the heavenly bodies moved in a generally diffused mass of air or fire, as every one supposes, their motion would necessarily cause a noise of tremendous strength and such a noise would necessarily reach and shatter us.
As the ChIP-signals of Cdc45 were stronger and less diffused compared with Pol2 signals on late-firing origins, we preferred to follow Cdc45 recruitment as an indicator of origin firing throughout the rest of the study.
In this way responsibility for the execution was diffused, so as to ensure that no one member of the firing squad would, with certainty, be tainted by it.
Further experimentation, particularly investigating the solubility of lazurite in soda-lime-silica glass, would be required to confirm the hypothesis that sulfur radicals have diffused and solubilized into the soda-lime-silica matrix during the firing of the frit.
The souls of people and animals are emanations from this primordial fire, and are, likewise, subject to Fate: Individual souls are perishable by nature, and can be "transmuted and diffused, assuming a fiery nature by being received into the Seminal Reason (logos spermatikos) of the Universe".
A white spark of fire flashed like a cold metallic cross in the glass she held, as if it were a lens gathering the diffused radiance of her skin.
Diffused light has little use, but when its energy is concentrated as through a magnifying glass that same light can set fire to paper.
"Right now, it's diffused".
