Traditions represent the second stage, in which the behaviour has already spread and further diffusion at this stage is mainly constrained by birth rates.
Ownership of the problem is widely spread, and this diffusion has been a handicap, because in the end, it boils down to the usual problem that when everyone is guilty, no one is to blame.
Local breast cancer spread and its later diffusion to the lymph nodes or to distant sites are the main cause of morbidity and death [6].
The main source of Po in the atmosphere and oceans is from the emanation of radon gas from surficial sediments to the atmosphere where it is spread by diffusion and winds (Parfenov 1974; Persson and Holm 2011).
A simple three-step sequence in the tracer core or packed-bed flood is proposed involving (i) a (convection-dominated) tracer slug injection, (ii) a shut in to allow the slug to spread by diffusion and, finally, (iii) a postflush of the tracer slug by tracer-free solvent.
Research on the platforms in virtual e-business cluster shows that in some clusters, entrepreneurial behavior can better promote the entrepreneurship in the virtual e-business cluster, while others are unable to form an effective diffusion or spread, and the impact of the virtual e-business cluster is very limited.
This larger framework was based on a literature review on a range of themes, including: sustainability in health care organizations, as well as organizational change, spread, diffusion, and effectiveness of improvement processes.
In the second part of the study, we employed Clovis and Folsom dates in analyses designed to determine whether Folsom spread via demic diffusion or cultural diffusion.
From these parameters, many emerging behaviors and features depend, for instance, on the community structure together with the prevalence of segregation or of echo chambers, the robustness with respect to failures, attacks, or deception, and the speed and the spread of a diffusion phenomenon [50].
