diffuse造句

The printing press helped diffuse scientific knowledge.

Antibiotic therapy for diffuse cellulitis should be aggressive.

Knowledge in today's world is both diffuse and localized.

The problem is how to diffuse power without creating anarchy.

He resolved to diffuse the special knowledge that he possessed.

Around the cluster is a huge vague diffuse nebulae.

Diffuse optical imaging (DOI) or diffuse optical tomography (DOT) is a medical imaging modality which USES near infrared light to generate images of the body.

Professor Huggins cut off their diffuse speech and agreed to help them.

The rays are diffuse, but the specks of light are unmistakable.

Make appraisal and measurement of students' innovation ability and their diffuse thinking from actual conditions.

Astronomers have argued for years about how stars condense out of the diffuse clouds of dust and gas called nebulas.

Complaining does not make people smarter, more powerful, and will only let you in self pity in diffuse slow down.

One solution is to use a diffuse light source rather than a laser beam, says Mr O'Brien.

Cloudy days are better for photos than bright sunny days because the clouds diffuse the sun's light.

And what this means is — one reason why people are so bad in groups is because you could diffuse your responsibility.

The problem is that those costs are diffuse and baked into the system; they have a great deal of vested interest behind them.

You don't need it to capture a great photo. Cloudy days are better for photos than bright sunny days because the clouds diffuse the sun's light.

Yet, without the appropriate business processes, standards, and tools, the effective allocation and assignment of diffuse and specialized resources is unrealized.

If your brain rages beyond that, you can diffuse it by acknowledging its request and explaining in detail why it could be devastating were you to honor it.

Diffusion is when you have a fluid in which you are introducing some substance, and you want to figure out how that thing is going to spread out, the technical term is diffuse, into the ambient fluid.

Determined that patients with diffuse large B cell lymphoma had high serum levels of miR-21, which associated with increased relapse-free survival 3. Around the same time, Mitchell et al.

From the black-and-white creepiness of early silent films to the campy kitsch of television series today, these bloodsuckers are so diffuse in popular culture that they might as well be real.

He proposes that for bacteria living in a dry environment, where molecules could not easily diffuse between colonies, airborne ammonia could serve as an important indicator of nitrogen sources.

"But even when the minister's voice grew high and commanding- when it gushed irrepressibly upward- when it assumed its utmost breadth and power, so overfilling the church as to burst its way through the solid walls, and diffuse itself in the open air-"