In the second phase of the SSK project (2013-2016), we have moved beyond the question of how and why the human rights discourse has diffused to the question of whether diffusion leads to actual improvements in human rights practices.
In addition to these observations, diffusion model calculations suggest that paleo seawater Cl− has diffused out from argillaceous marine sediments whereas modern seawater Cl− has not been affected by preferential diffusion of Cl isotopes because it has migrated by advection via both an unconfined aquifer and non-pumping wells.
The rest has diffused or fallen to the ocean floor, binding to clay and silt.
For years, Ard has diffused the questions and occasional jibes about his eyewear with humor.
In an animal model, 98% of the drug has diffused into the vessel wall at 1 month.
His sense of humour is infectious; there have been many times that he has diffused a tense situation with his comical asides.
The contest has diffused the party's message, making it less coherent, and left the public wondering who is speaking for Congressional Republicans.
Finally, the experimental results suggest that sorption processes (once the sorbate has diffused to the sorbent) are not instantaneous.
Virginia's principal speech patterns are Southern, but population mobility has diffused the local patterns and introduced others from different parts of the United States.
Second, I suspect that the slowness with which climate has diffused into the security and intelligence communities is not entirely irrational.
Ms. Meadow denied that, but she also had a strained relationship of late with the playwright Terrence McNally, a longtime collaborator with the company, though both say the tiff has diffused somewhat.
