The relationship is such that if one network service is diffused more than another, the mobile handsets related to the more diffused service are similarly more widely diffused in the market, and vice versa.
Dr. Froula thinks, as far as general pop culture is concerned, that it's all about diffusion of fears these days: "I can see the stories becoming more diffused.
In democracies, power is more diffused.
With Halley's comet, the discharged dust was more diffused, Dr. Soderblom said.
The walls fall off in shadow even though the general illumination is smoother and more diffused than in daylight.
Telecare is more diffused, and much of the current treatments are provided by the social care department of local government, not NHS.
"But thanks to globalization and the Internet, power is now much more diffused, global companies are now much more exposed, and organizations like ours much better positioned to offer solutions".
Auren Hoffman, a prominent entrepreneur and investor in the valley, captured the logic behind these denials when he told me, "Power is way more diffused today than it has been before".
Power will though, be more diffused as well as southern-based: Oxfam has become a confederation of 17 organisations and growing, and each has autonomy within their own country.
The evocative production design by the youngest of the Korda brothers, Vincent, is lovingly photographed by Georges P nal, whose lighting largely and thankfully avoids "Rembrandt" effects in favor of a brighter, more diffused light out of Vermeer.
It's a pedestrian-only zone at the weekend, so you'll want to take your camera there in the morning, when the scene is less crowded and the light more diffused.
