A disseminator D i stores the identifier of an aggregator A j to which it has disseminated its selected state at least once during an aggregation phase.
In its publicly disseminated material, however, H.V.N. tends to focus less on Romme's rhetoric than on his research.
It is home to the religion's two holiest sites, Mecca and Medina; and its oil wealth has disseminated its distinctively intolerant strand of Islam that critics call Wahhabism.Thus far Saudi Arabia has proved naysayers wrong.
But because it is a live vaccine, a weakened strain of bovine tuberculosis, it can cause its own problem — "disseminated BCG disease," a type of bacterial infection that can rage through the body.
Meanwhile, UNICEF continued its efforts, disseminating water and ready-to-eat food, providing shelter and setting up and publicising child-feeding centres and emergency health and immunisation points.
It is important that their educational role be identified and that creative strategies are employed to improve its recognition, disseminating the resident-as-educator concept to all members of the healthcare team, as well as to society at large.
These processes range from how WHO sets priorities for the development of recommendations to how its recommendations are disseminated and implemented, including recommendations developed at WHO headquarters in Geneva, at its regional offices and in countries.
To realize the full potential of any text-mining system, it is important that it is adopted by the broad community and that its results are disseminated to the intended end users.
The Brussels talks also looked at ways to stem the flow of foreign fighters joining Isis and how to counter its slick propaganda, disseminated on social media.
Once the project is launched online, its information is disseminated among potential investors, who then evaluate projects and decide whether to invest in it.
