Some of the talk is dazzlingly clever, much of it inflammatory, and all of it disseminated and promoted through the record companies.
The European definition of social entrepreneurship surfaced first in Italy, after which it disseminated and evolved through discourse and practice across the EU.
Ultimately, LM disseminates through the blood, infecting the spleen and liver.
HCC mainly disseminates through the portal and hepatic veins.
That seed will threaten to fester; it will be disseminated through opinion pieces and conservative news media, through office watercooler chats and message threads.
If it is merely disseminated through the capillaries of the skin, the way Coca-Cola ads are – as a commodity offered by some to others – such a code can hardly be expected to take hold in any profound or universal way.
It was then disseminated through the federal government's domestic intelligence-sharing network as well as uploaded into an FBI database known as e-Guardian, after which the Bureau opened a file on Gill.
In an essay titled "How Do Black Lives Matter in MoMA's Collection?" posted to MoMA's website, Thomas Lax, the museum's Associate Curator of Media and Performance Art writes, "Documentation of violence against black people is nothing new: it has been disseminated through photography and video since the beginnings of both media".
If the program is effective, it could be disseminated through similar training programs in worksites or community settings, or adapted to use written or web-based self-help materials.
Magic has undoubtedly taken place between these people accidentally and in the absence of a corporate mandate, but what if we could bottle it and disseminate it through the organization?
Another participant confirmed this in her definition: It's thinking about what you're doing, it's clinical audit, doing research, writing it up, disseminating that through meetings and stuff like that, to me that is clinical scholarship (L1).
