Information-centric networking (ICN), which adopts novel content-based dissemination instead of the traditional host-based one, has great potential to accomplish cost-efficient quality-oriented multimedia delivery.
In other words, we have to study such acts and terms more carefully as products of keen attention to branding, marketing, and rhetorical simplification as well as mass dissemination instead of taking them at face value simply for their content.
He warns of "consequences of dissemination in jurisdictions where reputations can be protected".
It's that her channels of dissemination have been thwarted, compromised.
But couldn't these new words use some reliable means of dissemination?
As with videotapes, libraries might become the primary means of dissemination.
It's not just that research is appearing on screens instead of the printed page — the whole approach to the dissemination of information is being transformed.
Instead of requiring cytotoxic T cells, it seems that the dissemination of infection is controlled primarily with IFN-γ-producing CD4+ T cells that activate macrophages [71].
The letter, dated 15 November 1990, reads: "I wish to lodge a complaint concerning electorate malpractice on the part of Messrs George Osborne and [the friend] on three counts, namely: 1 The dissemination of five different wordings of posters, instead of the mandatory two. 2 The posting of the above on places other than noticeboards, such as doors and walls.
Instead of enjoining, as it does, interferences with all meetings for all purposes and the lawful dissemination of all information, it should have confined its restraint to interferences with the dissemination of information about the National Labor Relations Act, through meetings or otherwise.
