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And the diffusion of light.
Experts call this process the diffusion of innovation.
The Diffusion of Innovations over Time.
President, The Diffusion Group.
The Diffusion equation in stochastic processes.
Could be the diffusion barrier.
It improves skin regeneration and enhances the diffusion of nutrients.
But the diffusion and its subsequent dissolves into water is a slow process.
This adoption process is also called the Diffusion of Innovation.
In addition, the diffusion of innovation in the euro area appears to be slow.
The Diffusion of Innovation theory seeks to explain how, why, and at what rate new ideas and technology spread through a society.
Moreover, such investments will help promote the diffusion of EU technologies.
Principle 9- encourage the diffusion and development of eco-friendly technologies.
Outside the frame house reliably protects from gusts of wind and drafts from the diffusion membrane.
Air layers also create a resistance to the diffusion of evaporated sweat from humid skin to the environment.
Therefore, the sample drawing sensoroutput sensitivity is usually higher than the diffusion sensor.
New driving forceshave to be put into place to encourage the diffusion and take up of eco-innovations on a broad scale.
Essential for the diffusion of innovation and sharing of data, ICT networks attracted close to EUR 1.9bn in 2005(EUR 1.6bn in 2004).
Add special absorbent distribution layer(ADL), it can accelerate the diffusion rate and infiltration rate, reduce the anti-infiltration rate.
The diffusion of digital creative content and the multiplication of online and mobile distribution platforms create new challenges for media literacy.
Add special absorbent distribution layer(ADL), it can accelerate the diffusion rate and infiltration rate, reduce the anti-infiltration rate.
The diffusion of vineyards, that began in the 17th Century, was a consequence of the soil and the conquest of markets for Pico's verdelho wines.
For example, gravitational convection can be seen in the diffusion of a source of dry salt downward into wet soil due to the buoyancy of fresh water in saline.
Trade and investment flows are key to the diffusion of innovation and new technologies across the EU and in the rest of the world.
Thus, WIPO GREEN seeks to accelerate innovation and the diffusion of green technologies, while contributing to the efforts of developing countries in addressing climate change.
Singlet oxygen causes damage to biological structures within the diffusion range, leading to local vascular occlusion, cell damage and, under certain conditions, cell death.
And at the same time it can prolong the diffusion time of nitrogen fertilizer at the fertilization point, so that soil fertilization and crop fertilizer need can be synchronized.
Well-designed, timely European standards will accelerate the diffusion of innovations and EU reforms in the field of intellectual property rights will also encourage creativity and innovation.

