The consortia have also provided an opportunity for schools across the country to examine, compare, evaluate, and, in some cases, disseminate education strategies.
Interventions are not well disseminated or integrated into clinical care [ 13, 34], though some dissemination studies are underway [ 34, 35].
As soon as I began hearing that voice, it was clear that this would be the piece that would be, in some way, disseminated over Twitter.
This time the battle is centered around curved displays on smartphones — Samsung has already shown its hand with the curious Galaxy Round, and now some newly disseminated images seem to indicate that LG is going to return fire in short order.
Considering the possible effect that "vaccine-adverse" parents have on immunization policy in some regions, disseminating information concerning the safety, tolerability, and immunogenicity of influenza vaccination in healthy infants and high-risk children is important.
Anecdotal evidence suggests BlackBerry Messenger was also used by some rioters to disseminate messages inciting unrest.
In order to reduce the user latency, the web sites disseminate some of their information to surrogate caches located closer to the users.
When Coates himself was a boy, his father started a printing press and cottage publishing industry in their house to disseminate some of these stories in Baltimore and beyond.
Rebutting the popular misconception that the critic "writes because he is possessed by a passion to advance enlightenment, to put down error and wrong, to disseminate some specific doctrine" – in short, to make arguments – he proposed a much more basic impulse.
This field is peculiar, as it is characterized by the urgency to preserve and disseminate some of the most peculiar intangible artistic expressions, especially those at risk of disappearing; so far these cultural expressions have been passed down mainly through imitation and oral tradition, so now technologies can play a role in fostering their preservation and documentation.
