Another is that planting stem cuttings, the usual way of propagating cassava, passes down disease more readily than propagation by seeds.
"With her cardboard cards and her oatmeal boxes, Inge registered the velocity of propagation of the earthquakes to all parts of the globe.
"Within an hour we see pretty significant propagation of that content across the internet, and piracy is on the increase".
What we can think about is why the soil was fertile: why was there the potential for a mass-audience viral explosion of interest in Capital in the Twenty-First Century rather than our standard set of viral propagation memes – cat videos and Buzzfeed's Twenty-Seven Things You Won't Regret When You Are Older?
"These young people – who have come to learn how to strive against the propagation of stereotypes, from people who only see in immigration a source of illegality, social conflict and violence – can contribute much to show the world a church without borders," Francis wrote.
They need not ridicule such thinking, as Richard Dawkins might like, but they must not accede to its propagation.
Back in the early 1950s, the metallurgy of metal fatigue and crack propagation was barely understood.
Such agreements are anathema to many in Russia and other SCO countries, who see them as hypocritical and irrelevant to security.In practice, it is often either the propagation of common values (in the case of NATO) or common dislike of those values (in the case of the SCO) that provides the sort of glue that can hold an international body together.
Eight years on, some of its students say that it has become the headquarters for the propagation of jihadi doctrines, churning out graduates such as John Walker Lindh, the American accused of fighting with the Taliban.
At a minimum, Baghdad's fall helped to ensure that in some places, Islam's propagation was left to wandering Sufi preachers rather than conquering armies.
