Sentence examples for this diffusion of from inspiring English sources

Psychologists call this "diffusion of responsibility" and one consequence is that no one thinks it's his or her job to fix it the next time.

Mayor Koch concluded long ago that this diffusion of responsibility was best corrected by making the central board members more accountable to him.

This "diffusion of black talent caused people to take black people seriously in a way they did not before," Coates said.

In an article in Harvard Business Review in 1998, C.K. Prahalad and Kenneth Lieberthal argued that this diffusion of power would have a particularly strong impact on multinationals.

In this work, we discuss the influence of the plasma parameters on this diffusion of platinum.

This diffusion of information can happen rapidly or slowly; it can be disastrous -- as in a panic or cascading failure -- or beneficial -- as in the spread of an innovation.

This sets the diffusion of intracellular proteins toward the junction in motion.

In this model, the diffusion of the suspended microparticles is governed by the mechanism of shear-induced migration.

In this context, the diffusion of autonomous energy production systems on territory has been recognized as a cost-effective solution.

This restricts the diffusion of ions to or from the metal surface and hence retards the overall corrosion process.

This reduces the diffusion of TEOS and gives linear supply and linear shapes in agreement with our suggestion of slow vs. facilitated diffusion.