It's the launch of his new diffusion line, Raf by Raf Simons, at the Pitti trade show in Florence, and on the stand are two pairs of white jeans, a pair of chinos and half a room of badges.
Similarly, ({bar {mathbf {v} }_{ell }}_{ell =1}^{M}) is the embedding of the training sequences of S b into his diffusion domain.
And in his 'Diffusion of Innovations', Rogers described the involvement of stakeholders [ 21].
Hesseling also reported the encouraging finding of his review that "diffusion of benefits" (Clarke and Weisburd 1994), where crime reductions are found beyond the intended reach of opportunity-reduction measures, was a common result of situational prevention.
Professor Muhammad Yunus, the founder of Grameen Bank, was able to create a faster social diffusion of his particular, and this helped him get, conjointly with his bank, the Nobel Prize.
To extrapolate from those trends and suggest possible new directions, we consider whether perceived difficulties in the diffusion of HIS systems are simply a product of technological factors, or whether fundamental social factors have been ignored.
Concerning ion permeability, he acknowledged the three popular possibilities of his time: pores, simple diffusion and the existence of some kind of transporter in the membrane [ 133].
Heyerdahl's other books include Aku-Aku: The Secret of Easter Island (1958); Fatu-Hiva: Back to Nature (1974); and Early Man and the Ocean: A Search for the Beginnings of Navigation and Seaborne Civilizations (1979), in which he synthesized the findings of earlier expeditions and provided additional evidence for his theory of cultural diffusion.
In his theory of the diffusion of innovations, Rogers introduces the concept of new "adopters".
Notably, this is what Marcia aims to describe in his conception of identity diffusion as an adaptive form of identity under postmodern conditions.
