Sentence examples for international diffusion from inspiring English sources
Consistent with previous research, this paper finds that there is international diffusion of technology.
We examine the impact of environmental regulation on the international diffusion of new technology through the patent system.
A multi-level analysis of the material fluxes and semiotic narratives emerging around the international diffusion of pinole reveal how these actors' interests can overlap as well as conflict.
The data presented here illustrate many of the factors in the international diffusion of HIV among IDUs at modest geographic scale.
Due to the international diffusion of the notion of selective primary health care in the 1980s, the term Basic Health Care was coined in Brazil to distinguish the country's proposal for universal and comprehensive care from the selective concept.
CSOs have also been important actors in the admittedly uneven and incomplete international diffusion of human rights norms in the decades following the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights – norms to which we return in the third article as a potential challenge to the current organization of the global marketplace.
Some want pretty pictures to decorate expensive new houses, while others harbour ambitions to fill museums with historic national art from their own countries or rapidly acquired work of international renown.The diffusion of new riches around the globe has helped the top end of the art market.
International technological diffusion is a key determinant of cross-country differences in economic performance.
We see this trend as an instance of international norm diffusion and point to two causal mechanisms that have facilitated it: mimesis and professionalism.
See As it Was Give(n) to Me at Diffusion: Cardiff international festival of photography until 31 October.
Three years on, the Appalachian series, now called As it Was Give(n) to Me, is one of the highlights of Diffusion: Cardiff international festival of photography.
