From Jaspers and Binswanger, the existentialist current became diffused and variously stated in contemporary psychiatry.
Rather than the intensifying "outer ring" storms that normally replace the collapsed inner band, the hurricane became diffused, with weaker winds spreading out over a larger area.
In the 1890s approval of the Arts and Crafts movement widened, and the movement became diffused and less specifically identified with a small group of people.
Upon Bradley's retirement two decades later, political power in City Hall became diffused, and citizens, especially those living in outlying areas, complained increasingly about bureaucratic red tape, inadequate city services, and insufficient representation on the city council.
Moving, funny and entertaining as "Sons" was, I feared its nuanced humanity might become diffused in a Broadway house.
It is seen that at 70 K, maxima become diffused and are pronounced quite weakly.
The second hour can't sustain its initial energy as story focus becomes diffused and an excess of mind's-eye flashbacks and time jumps cause a bit of narrative confusion.
In this way, the database still learns which item is being retrieved, but it cannot obtain the real query histories of users, which become diffused among the peer users.
The comedy becomes diffused throughout the film, to the point at which it is not always recognisable as comedy.
In other words, as the scale increases, the image becomes diffused with a corresponding change in its spatial distribution.
