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Dynamics refers to the ways in which CSR has diffused from Western systems of capitalism to other countries through imitation and adaptation (Brammer et al. 2012).

After fabrication, the bulk of the material is shown to contain a continuous oxide layer of MgAl2O4 at the periphery of metallic particles, resulting from the reaction between aluminium, which has diffused from the bulk of CoNiCrAlY grains, with magnesium and oxygen delivered during the high temperature decomposition of the talc phase.

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The determination of Pb in urine (urine-Pb) is considered to reflect Pb that has diffused from plasma and is excreted through the kidneys.

Our results show that transformation can produce an additional fitness load incurred through incorporating DNA that has diffused from parts of the population that are under a different selection pressure.

In recent years production of climate change denial books has "diffused" from CTTs to a broader segment of the conservative movement, just as endorsement of climate change denial has spread throughout most of the conservative sector of the public (McCright & Dunlap, 2011).

As the maps below show, in London ethnic minorities have diffused from inner-city boroughs such as Newham (1) and Tower Hamlets (2) into farther-out places like Barking and Dagenham (3).

Selenium may have diffused from non-sulfide phases into pyrite during coal metamorphism.

From a spatial perspective (Fig. 8), agriculture-based engineering projects have diffused from southeast coastal regions inland to provinces such as Henan and Sichuan, and become increasingly widely used on a national scale during the last decades.

In the part showing the gel halo it can be observed how K and S have diffused from the particle into the solution, and are present only in the unreacting core.

Depicting an anthropomorphic god as a naturalistic human is an innovative artistic idea that may well have diffused from Egypt to Mesopotamia, just like a number of concepts of religious rites, architecture, the "banquet plaques" and other artistic innovations previously.