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So, too, did the process known as globalisation whereby such ideas are immediately disseminated throughout the world.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee immediately disseminated a transcript of the exchange via e-mail along with a statement attacking Mr. Ray.

Experts in military law said it was unusual for a memorandum like Mr. Hagel's to come from the secretary of defense, who directed recipients to "ensure this message is widely and immediately disseminated throughout your organizations".

In this way, messages are immediately disseminated throughout the network to every possible road direction.

This collaboration with Google created a unique environment where creative development in advertising could be informed by academic theory, tested in the real world, and immediately disseminated to companies to use.

The Chinese MOH immediately disseminated related epidemiological information to Myanmar upon detection of the VDPV case with assistance from WHO.

The NEIC is federally mandated to determine the location and size of all significant earthquakes worldwide, and to immediately disseminate this information to concerned national and international agencies, scientists, critical facility operators, and the general public.

One of the missions of the USGS NEIC is to rapidly determine the location and size of all destructive earthquakes worldwide and to immediately disseminate this information to concerned national and international agencies, scientists, and the general public.

One possible interpretation of the regression results is that when a small business partners with a university, it does so for the purpose of securing the technical resources that a university has to offer, and the small business itself is not interested in immediately disseminating its results through the usual university channels in fear of losing control over intellectual property.

We previously showed that human breast cancer cells injected into the Duct of Cuvier (DoC) of zebrafish embryos will immediately disseminate throughout the circulatory system of the embryo, and during the next 6 days are capable of invading into the tail fin (3 30 cells), and forming micrometastasis (>30 cells) [ 35].

But we also need pre-approved, harmonised, open access study protocols that can spring into action as soon as an epidemic arrives; we need more innovation in the design of research that maximises its value; we need to ensure that all research is published and disseminated immediately.