"Another problem is the individual who is too diffused.
The diversity of football's folk heroes, from Bobby Charlton to Bobby Robson, and George Best through to Gazza, hints at the national game's raw emotional power, which is too often diffused by a desire to judge on personality rather than enduring achievement.
Constitution advocates thought the initial system had been too democratic and diffused, and they wanted the emerging national elite to wield more power.
Indeed, if the fluorescent background is too high (either diffused, grainy fluorescence all over the specimens and/or bright speckles all over the slides) and no single signal stands out, the slides should go through additional post-hybridization or post-detection washes, and should effectively be reprocessed for detection.
LEON3 is also diffused as ASIC implementation.
My shows have always been slow growth and shows that people usually come to after, so that's good because in the same way that the storytelling is diffused, the expectations are too, because monetization takes a lot of different forms and it's no longer, especially not in this case, about opening weekend.
The light shouldn't be too bright, one light bulb is sufficient, and should be as diffused as possible.
And you can get too diffused.
With Halley's comet, the discharged dust was more diffused, Dr. Soderblom said.
The situation was quickly diffused, however, when my white boss arrived".
