Sentence examples for geographic diffusion from inspiring English sources
A growing, domestic, private-sector and geographic diffusion of capacity mark the first two decades of China's patent system.
But a confluence of trends – the geographic diffusion of engineering and product management talent, millennial purchasing power, and the rise of e-brands via social media — are creating new opportunities around the country.
However, regardless of your agency's size, geographic diffusion or IT systems, there are a number of strategies for how to best share information successfully.
Subhaplogroup X1 was found to be largely restricted to the Afro-Asiatic-speaking populations of northern Africa and the neighboring areas, suggesting a possible geographic diffusion of X1 along the coast of the Mediterranean and the Red Sea.
The inquiry conducted on the 190,516 sampled mosquitoes pointed out important epidemiological data on temporal and geographic diffusion of the detected viruses in Emilia-Romagna and their spreads in mosquitoes.
(2) Geographic diffusion.
The printing process, in addition to permitting the wide diffusion of geographic knowledge, retained the fidelity of the original works.
In the late nineties, a hundred years after its founding, as a "society for the increase and diffusion of geographic knowledge," the organization began extending its brand with film, television, and Web projects.
ON the face of it, examinations of human phobias or the physics of ice-skating and billiards would seem to have little to do with "the increase and diffusion of geographic knowledge," the mission the founders of the National Geographic Society took on when they convened in a club near the White House in 1888.
The nonprofit society, created in 1888 for the "increase and diffusion of geographic knowledge," plans to announce today that it will buy 30percentt of iExplore Inc., a privately held Internet company that sells adventure and "experiential" vacation tours in 152 countries.
The model considers processes of selective geographic colonization, linguistic anomalous diffusion and mutation.
