A simple form without dimension could only have this effect, however, if it instantaneously multiplied and diffused itself in all directions, thereby extending matter along with its diffusion of itself.
Her contempt for organization extends, of course, to the corporation: she loves and venerates privately held firms and sees corporate structure, and its diffusion of authority to officers and directors, as a sort of institutionalized parasitism.
Gold has been usually chosen as a catalyst, and the influence of its diffusion on the NW sidewall has been extensively investigated [13].
The major educational contributions of Calvinism were its diffusion to a larger number of people and the development of Protestant education at the university level.
Since the enzyme pores limit its diffusion to the core of the particle, enzyme-mediated reactions occur only at the surface [15], [16].
In contrast, collagelin has the advantages of being small, which facilitates its diffusion to its target, and of having no effect on platelet function.
Its diffusion coefficient of 0.0571 cm2 s-1 was used together with Fick's first law of diffusion [24, 25] to estimate a VOC sampling rate of approximately 0.78 m3 d-1.
In spite of its diffusion, the baseline mechanism of action has not been demonstrated, as the few attempts to investigate it have led to inconsistent results [ 54].
Whether BOT outsourcing contracts are boon or bane to an emerging market vendor basically hinges, we submit, on its internal diffusion of client-specific knowledge and capabilities prior to the execution of the call option.
Due to the importance of information nowadays, studying the properties of its diffusion along with the possibility of control has attracted considerable interest.
From Washington to Athens, the economic crisis is producing consolidation rather than revolution, the entrenchment of authority rather than its diffusion, and the concentration of power in the hands of the same elite that presided over the disasters in the first place.
