In the early days of diffusion imaging, the directional information was modeled using a tensor ("diffusion tensor imaging"), which represented all of the diffusion data within each voxel as a single ellipsoid.
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Alan Turing, an early computer scientist and cryptoanalyst, developedhis reaction-diffusion model, where chemical diffusion gradients lay down a mathematics of patterning in organisms.
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These tests, which include diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) and diffusion kurtosis tensor imaging (DKTI), are more expensive than regular MRIs and less commonly applied to concussion patients.
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Within minutes, the business, Passerieux Vergnes Diffusion, was in flames.
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It's the diffusion of calcium that has the Amherst researchers interested.
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Regulators can slow down its diffusion but not indefinitely halt it.
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Each cascade was then quantified using four categories to measure its diffusion.
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"The open wooden joists are excellent diffraction and diffusion devices," Weiss says.
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Instead, new pipelines are opening up to facilitate the diffusion of research.
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The company calls its new technology Atomic Diffusion Additive Manufacturing or ADAM.
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You have orbital predictability for a while, but eventually, chaotic diffusion inevitably ensues.
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How do the experiences of watching Patterned By Nature and Diffusion Choir differ?
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How cells make sense of these diffusion gradients has always been a mystery.
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Dylanlex's designer, Drew Ginsburg, announced a diffusion line called Dlnlx by Dylanlex, per Vogue.
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Just as important is the need for policies to ensure the diffusion of prosperity.
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But perhaps the most important snag to the diffusion of scientific knowledge is motivation.
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To get such an image, researchers used a technique called diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
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Recently, Jameson began working with Diffusion Tensor Imaging, a sophisticated variation on the conventional MRI.
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This technique reconstructs the orientation of bundles of nerve fibers by measuring multi-directional water diffusion.
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Rather, the mini brain cells (there are up to 400,000 per brain) receive nutrients by diffusion.
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The more carbon dioxide that's lost to diffusion means less carbon dioxide left to make bubbles.
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"They are going to be sharing in this diffusion of activities on behalf of the Queen."
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The cultural diffusion between Buddhist and Shinto beliefs also resulted in a mashup of aesthetic traditions.
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They argue this shows a diffusion of good educational methods from top institutions to the rest.
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In the heterosphere, molecular diffusion dominates, and the chemical composition varies according to the chemical species.
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Diffusion "kills microorganisms in the air which helps stop the spread of sickness," the pamphlet read.
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That's what I call those diffusion moments, where you're just trying to cut the edge off.
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One of the earliest and most primitive enrichment techniques used in this endeavor was gaseous diffusion.
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CG artist Nobutaka Kitahara explores these reaction-diffusion patterns in a new 3D motion graphics video.
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That is partly because Ferrari has been unusually successful at mastering the trick of the "diffusion line".
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What prevents the diffusion of knowledge, or its translation into growth, in some contexts but not others?
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The endless seasons, with more being added all the time — pre-collections, resort/cruise, and diffusion lines.
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The Fitch diffusion index rates the stance of global central bank policy, treating each bank as equal.
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During his tenure at Versace's diffusion line, Versus, the collections were all about unapologetically saucy bodycon silhouettes.
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His father retired as the president of BJM Diffusion, an industrial heating systems wholesaler in Lyon, France.
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His expertise includes migration, innovations, trade, investment, entrepreneurship and the diffusion of technology within and across borders.
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The diffusion of ideas through media — social and otherwise — can sustain partisanship, but it cannot sustain parties.
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He spoke with Kim Jong-un about nuclear disarmament and a general diffusion of tension with Western powers.
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The ISM report is a diffusion indicator, meaning that the index represents a reading of expansion versus contraction.
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Apparently Pium also tracks when users are out of the house and adjusts its diffusion intensity in turn.
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At its root, liberalism is a political philosophy demanding the diffusion of power—whether economic, social or political.
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" Politicians need "to focus on speeding up the diffusion of technology and business practices from high-performing places.
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And a Diffusion study found 50 percent of adult U.S. Facebook users had never even heard of Watch.
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This would aid the diffusion of new ideas and create an incentive for struggling places to help themselves.
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Rapid innovation and the diffusion of new technologies are the stuff of opportunities to grow and create wealth.
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Beyond this, more can be done to help drive policy diffusion to a broader group of global actors.
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But there are times when scientists really need to pass a beam through something without all that diffusion.
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You might even pick up a few new ones — degreasing the turbines, say, or sorting out molecular diffusion.
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"Diffusion and control of the light source are key to looking good and feeling good," Ms. Madden said.
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During this division process, the researchers observed that P granules grow, shrink and move across the cells via diffusion.
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This diffusion avoids any single point of failure by allowing the network to dynamically reroute data through the mesh.
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Diffusion of technology from top firms in one country to laggard firms in the same country has slowed down.
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Cells need to be close enough to blood-carrying capillaries to get the nutrition necessary to survive through diffusion.
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Lam just launched a line of not one but 10 scents under his "more affordable" diffusion line, 10 Crosby.
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Better for politicians to focus on speeding up the diffusion of technology and business practices from high-performing places.
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We must collect better data on technological advancements, adoption and diffusion rates, and the potential impacts to the workforce.
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As we learn more about how and why false news spreads, we should test interventions to dampen its diffusion.
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Takahashi oversees everything: two women's wear shows a year, two men's wear collections, his Nike collection, three diffusion lines.
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The Association pour la Diffusion Internationale de l'Art Français (ADIAF) announced the nominees of the 2018 Marcel Duchamp Prize.
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Techno was in a phase of total diffusion: It had reached the masses in a short period of time.
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" At the bottom of the page, a banner reads, in Spanish, "Together, we can limit the diffusion of fake news.
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The regional indexes are calculated on a diffusion basis, meaning they gauge the level of expansion by companies against contractions.
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Details: This GIF comes from my research on automated methods of mapping the visual pathway using high-resolution diffusion imaging.
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The government can improve productivity by encouraging the creation and diffusion of new technologies through changes in taxation and regulation.
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The social media advertising market creates incentives for the spread of false stories because their wider diffusion makes them profitable.
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This, supposedly, is our current situation, in which polarization and ideological diffusion have turned the center into no man's land.
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Eleven crimes fall under Baires' jurisdiction, including femicide, diffusion of porn (as in revenge porn), and three forms of economic violence.
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Sea spiders don't have gills, and instead take in oxygen passively from the surrounding water via diffusion through their porous exoskeletons.
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To achieve this, Dr Zhang added polyvinyl alcohol to the piperazine solution, to make it more viscous and slow piperazine's diffusion.
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In the EU, with its diffusion of power and uncertain lines of authority, the spotlight only exposes the highest officials' impotence.
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The diffusion of classical learning in general and Aldo's books in particular stimulated a new demand for secular works of art.
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If the U.S. government and corporations do not advocate for the global diffusion of a free and open internet, who will?
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Plus, we will facilitate the accessibility and diffusion of needed services across communities, and between and among rural and urban areas.
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Upgrades to the electricity grid and management systems are paving the way for greater solar diffusion by accommodating solar's inherent intermittency.
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Some emphasize that technological progress and its diffusion throughout the economy seem to be slower over the past decade or so.
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" Their diffusion would mean it would no longer be "easy" to capture the electors, "dispersed as they would be over thirteen states.
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Furthermore, authorities state that all planned public screenings must be submitted to the Department of Cinema and Cultural Diffusion for clearance beforehand.
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In equities every 1 percent increase in global internet diffusion, or spreading, brings with it a 1.7 percent decline in diversification potential.
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But because the novel is not centered on any single character or set of characters, it enacts a radical diffusion of emphasis.
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The arrest demand, known as a "diffusion," had gone out to Cyprus and 20143 other countries through the international police organization, Interpol.
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Nevertheless, it clearly spells out that the "publication, diffusion or reproduction by whatever means, of false news," among other offenses, is punishable.
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The centrifuges themselves don't take up much floor space, so their plants have a much smaller physical footprint than gaseous diffusion facilities.
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Diffusion-weighted MRI measures water levels in tissue, which change after death and thus may help radiologists to identify the timing of death.
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In countries such as Angola and Nigeria where oil has often been a curse, the diffusion of economic clout may bring immense benefits.
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The tests they relied on, such as advanced diffusion MRI, instead look for microscopic changes in the structure or volume of the brain.
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We chatted with Beckham at a presentation of the line, which channels her Victoria Victoria Beckham diffusion line, over afternoon tea in NYC.
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Perry then used the same aircraft to fly to Ohio and visit the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant, a DOE facility that's being decommissioned.
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In these peregrinations, and in its omnivorous interest in the world, "The Dragonfly Sea" is a paean to both cultural diffusion and difference.
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For the brain scans, he used magnetic resonance imaging to study the gray matter, and diffusion tensor imaging to study the white matter.
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Or could the same dollars actually make a difference for dozens of small businesses with credit access, technology diffusion, customized training and export assistance?
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The bystander effect, which leads to a diffusion of responsibility in a crisis, is well-documented, although its most common interpretation may be misleading.
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The diffusion index of manufacturing employment, which measures the proportion of industries that showed job gains during the month, fell to 51.3 in February.
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On one hand, it will democratize basic intelligence through the commoditization and diffusion of services such as image recognition and translation into software broadly.
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Twelve months in, Facebook Watch was still virtually unknown by 50 percent of US adults, according to a recent survey conducted by Diffusion Group.
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Image: Ian Waldie/Getty ImagesA biologist at Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant isolates aging granules from human heart tissue in a zonal centrifuge, c883.
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I even like looking at metrics like the "diffusion index," which measures the percentage of companies hiring against those either stagnating or decreasing payrolls.
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In England, the broad diffusion of printing presses and mirrors led to the bloody and ultimately failed anti-monarchical revolution led by Oliver Cromwell.
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Details: This image was generated using diffusion-weighted MRI, which uses magnetic gradients to measure the non-random movement of water molecules along axons.
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A group of countries led by India argued for transferring intellectual property rights for clean energy technologies to developing nations to accelerate their diffusion.
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The diffusion index rose by 85033 to 54.7, comfortably above the break-even mark of 50, but certainly not an extraordinary level of activity.
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Politically, the migration out of cities to the suburbs will lead to some diffusion of black political power, but not necessarily to a diminishment.
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Among other buildings, she surveyed K-21.4, the legendary gaseous diffusion plant that produced the enriched uranium in the atomic bomb that destroyed Hiroshima.
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Speaking in Ankara at the bank's quarterly inflation update, Uysal also said the recovery in economic activity and improvement in sectoral diffusion will continue.
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More than a century ago, physicists attempting to describe the process of diffusion imagined an infinite forest of regularly spaced identical and rectangular trees.
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The American and French revolutions both sprang from a diffusion of forces that had been building in Europe for a century and a half.
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As Meillassoux writes, this incantatory text was to displace conventional religious representation with a "diffusion of the divine," a direct emanation of godly presence.
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The diffusion of the minority population, he argues, may also increase the number of white voters who recoil from Trump's harsh tone toward immigrants.
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Besides evoking the reaction-diffusion images made by researchers, Kitahara's video also has the look of microscopic organisms or even theoretical silicon-based lifeforms.
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Larger ones, though, need a way of moving the dissolved gas into tissues too far from their body surfaces to be supplied by diffusion alone.
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One of their most important ideas, borrowed from elsewhere in Central America, was a model of knowledge diffusion called "Campesino a Campesino"—peasant to peasant.
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The tankan's sentiment diffusion indexes are derived by subtracting the number of respondents who say conditions are poor from those who say they are good.
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The rapid diffusion of information technology may have something to do with this, making nonviolent resistance somewhat "stickier" than it has been in prior periods.
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When you pour a glass of champagne, about 80 percent of the carbon dioxide escapes invisibly through the liquid's surface through a process called diffusion.
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Even in a diffusion process, some groups may be excluded from new products for decades after the items have become commonplace for the middle class.
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Boas was a firm believer in this: he was interested in what he called "diffusion," the spread of forms and practices across space and time.
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Technological adoption was also slower than in other advanced economies – for instance, the diffusion of computers was faster in both the U.S. and South Korea.
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In May, Diffusion Capital Partners (DCP), an early stage technology accelerator fund based in Istanbul, launched a €30 million technology transfer fund dedicated to Turkey.
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But, he said, there is a type of neuroimaging used a lot for TBI, called diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) that has similar problems to fMRI.
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DTI measures water diffusion in the brain, particularly in white matter, to see if the structure of the brain at the microscopic level is disrupted.
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And these cases are on the rise: In 2015, Interpol issued 19,338 diffusion notices, now that number has risen to 50,530 in the last year.
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Brooks has a fair bit of experience in both categories, as a cofounder of iRobot, whose product offerings have ranging from vacuuming to bomb diffusion.
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We recently analyzed the diffusion of all of the major true and false stories that spread on Twitter from its inception in 2006 to 2017.
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Echoing its longstanding mission to "the increase and diffusion of knowledge," the Smithsonian has invited creators to repurpose its collections in new and innovative ways.
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Using TouchDesigner, Kitahara wrote a reaction-diffusion program that creates complete real-time generation of morphing patterns that react to the song "Astravel" by Sk'p.
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The project's goal is to use mosques as a starting point to raise awareness on clean energy and kickstart the diffusion of renewables among the public.
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It gives it a slight diffusion and feathering around the edges of the frame, just to show Joe in kind of a gauzy and dreamlike stagnation.
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Yet most journal articles are still accessible only to those able to pay the hefty subscription—to the detriment of the diffusion of knowledge in society.
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That diffusion of expertise should present more challengers for gold in Rio, with Ki singling out improving Taiwan as a threat to team and individual titles.
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In it he described how the diffusion of two chemicals that react with each other can, in certain circumstances, produce complex patterns of blobs and striations.
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These particular FODs were generated using a method that can handle a large number of diffusion gradients and an arbitrary number of gradient strengths (b-values).
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Given its mid-tier price points, multiple diffusion lines and varied retail channels, Burberry was left exposed: sales soon flagged across key markets, particularly in China.
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She eventually began suffering from shortness of breath, dizziness and fainting spells, which led to a diagnosis of pulmonary diffusion defect, a subcategory of pulmonary fibrosis.
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Two Alaskan brown bears also showed the presence of cave bear DNA, suggesting an unexpected diffusion of genes that needs to be investigated further, he said.
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"Open trade, investment and sustainable financial flows play a key role in the cross-border diffusion of new technologies that drive forward efficiency improvements," he added.
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Now it's moving again toward a different place through a melodic pattern or a diffusion of harmonic relationships or a gradual surge in density or speed.
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While each of us might be familiar with a specific example, looking across the speakers paints a picture of an incredibly rapid and deep technology diffusion.
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Poorer households, often in rural areas where productivity and incomes are lower, may not make their first purchases until decades later, slowing diffusion in its later stages.
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Whether it's the strong gain in gobs, the unemployment rate fell and fell for the right reasons ... average hourly earnings were up, the diffusion index was up.
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Even though the fresh water is largely kept isolated from seawater by the layers of clay, some seawater salts can permeate the sediment over time through diffusion.
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A big reason for Britain's weak productivity growth is the breakdown of the "diffusion" of technological innovation from its most go-getting firms to its middling ones.
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At its root, liberalism is a political philosophy demanding the diffusion of power—whether economic, social or political Third, liberals have to sharpen their anti-elite instincts.
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But most do not, suggesting that formidable obstacles prevent many poor countries from growing in the way that models of knowledge accumulation and diffusion suggest they could.
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Staring at a bison shape on a rock wall, or the diffusion of light in the waters under an ice cap, we feel we might be hallucinating.
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One is Bright View Technologies, with a modern headquarters on the city's outskirts, which makes film and reflectors to vary the pattern and diffusion of LED lights.
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"There is a lack of uniform regulation of the same financial products," Xu said, while the fragmented regulatory system led to diffusion of professional skills and knowledge.
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According to British Vogue, high-street retailer ASOS is getting in the diffusion-line game, too, and is set to debut an "affordable" bridal collection come spring.
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The challenge, then, is the addressable market for most smart home technology is pretty small, composed of innovators and early adopters in the classic technology diffusion curve.
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Undeterred, Russia has sought more of a different type of warrant, known as a diffusion, which is circulated by Interpol but is not subject to its review.
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Called a reaction-diffusion system, his model proposed that patterns emerge from a feedback loop between chemicals that spread through a space, activating and inhibiting each other.
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Effective antidoping education has been made trickier by the diffusion of top T20 leagues, which sprawl from India, Australia and Hong Kong to England and the Caribbean.
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The emergence and diffusion of best practices may actually be accelerating thanks to the emergence of a few big strip club conglomerates, like RCI Hospitality Holdings, Inc.
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Well, I think it is totally wrong, and not responsible, from political parties, to use the issues of migration for a diffusion of anger, fear and division.
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A woman named Huang Weirong owned a stake in Beijing Business Culture Diffusion Company, which has handled tens of millions of dollars in advertising for Hainan Airlines.
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That's the concern that's been in the back of neighbors' minds when they look at the looming Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Pike County, Ohio, Jennifer Chandler said.
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Simulating the movement of a flock of birds, Sosolimited's new larg-scale computational kinetic sculpture, Diffusion Choir, was designed and fabricated in collaboration with Hypersonic and Plebian Design.
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On Thursday, Kate wore a new-to-us black dress featuring a white swallow print from Jonathan Saunders' diffusion line for U.K. department store Debenhams, Jonathan Saunders/EDITION.
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Such diffusion may be harder in a knowledge-intensive economy because frontier firms can hire the most talented workers and cultivate relations with the best universities and consultancies.
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By reducing the barriers to moving between these two frameworks, the two companies can actually improve the diffusion of research and help speed up the entire commercialization process.
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The third is augmenting capital or labour by making it more sophisticated, perhaps by adopting techniques that a firm, industry or country has not previously embraced (technological diffusion).
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As The New Yorker has noted, a large group forum (such as a comments section on a post) can create a psychological effect known as diffusion of responsibility.
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Jiao blamed poor weather over the last two months of the year, saying that "diffusion conditions" in Henan were significantly worse than normal, leading to longer smog outbreaks.
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War, perhaps the most state-directed of all enterprises, accelerated the diffusion of several key energy technologies, most notably the internal combustion engine, jet turbines, and nuclear reactors.
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The diffusion line never fails to capture our hearts with its cheerful palette and eclectic decor objects — even if we know we're outside of the targeted age group.
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Anisotropic movement of water molecules can be detected through pulsed magnetic gradients using diffusion-weighted MRI and measured to quantify the degree and direction(s) of restricted movement.
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These data are collected for roughly one million "voxels" (like 3D pixels) per brain, and the diffusion information within each voxel can be modeled with a mathematical function.
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And there is, of course, a further diffusion—these human lives are seen in counterpoint to natural life, the different life rhythms pushed into the same time signature.
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A diffusion tensor MRI allows a good look at the white matter of the brain, responsible for organizing communication between the various parts of the brain's gray matter.
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In Ms. Rose's fashion presentation, among the first of New York Fashion Week, those ponytailed mannequins showed off the cheery elements of Pearl, Ms. Rose's new diffusion line.
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Just last year, in its World Economic Outlook report, the I.M.F. again highlighted the vital role that the diffusion of technology worldwide has played in driving growth globally.
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A diffusion index measuring households' confidence in the economy stood at minus 0.53 in December, the worst reading since the corresponding month of 2014, the quarterly survey showed.
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The ISM reading is known as a diffusion index, which means it is a survey of purchasing managers who describe their businesses in terms of expansion or contraction.
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" Dr. Froula thinks, as far as general pop culture is concerned, that it's all about diffusion of fears these days: "I can see the stories becoming more diffused.
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Third, technological diffusion has stalled: cutting-edge ideas are not spreading through the economy in the way that they used to, leaving productivity-improving ideas stuck at the frontier.
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In Latin America a lack of people who know how to harness that technology is slowing its diffusion, says a new report by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).
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Although a new plant can promote the diffusion of technical knowledge and provide jobs that pay well in other companies nearby, not every place can nurture a manufacturing cluster.
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"This is nothing less than a crude attempt at controlling information and its means of diffusion," Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of the France Unbowed party, wrote on his blog.
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A diffusion index measuring households' confidence on the economy stood at minus 29.8 in December, the worst reading since the corresponding month of 2014, the quarterly BOJ survey showed.
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Then they imaged the children's brains using diffusion tensor magnetic resonance imaging (DTI), a type of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) that is especially useful for looking at white matter.
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The real test of leadership isn't "stronger ambition," a favorite phrase in the Madrid hallways, but the swifter diffusion of new technologies and approaches that will reduce emissions rapidly.
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They're usually quirky design fiction shoehorned into filings for light diffusion methods or something equally abstract, featuring coffee shops turning into jungles or gargoyles bursting out of your cereal box.
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The players' brains were scanned before and after the season using diffusion tensor imaging, a form of MRI, to look for structural markers of damage to the brain's white matter.
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At the same time, the tit-for-tat trade battle has taken its toll on business confidence and manufacturing, a sector whose diffusion index, or measure of companies expanding vs.
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If this was a video game, I'd congratulate HTC on its light diffusion and depth-of-field processing, but it's a photo, and I'd much rather take Samsung's sharper image.
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We found a thin pancake can only be created by physically spreading the batter across the pan and in this case, the vapor tends to escape through channels or diffusion.
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"We also find that technology and communications innovation, as proxied by global diffusion in internet usage, is associated with declines in diversification indexes among all asset classes," the authors write.
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Efforts to accelerate technological diffusion—which might include the more rigorous application of antitrust rules—could raise competitive pressures in the national economy in a way that favoured regional competitors.
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The disputes between bitcoin and bitcoin cash concerns the trade off between speed of transactions and the diffusion of transaction approval among a greater number of players in the network.
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In the 1970s, P&D did not emerge as a clear style with a set manifesto or single patron, but instead was a diffusion of exhibitions, panel discussions, and meetings.
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I bought a ton of different types of LED lights from Lowes, then a couple more from Walmart, and then I got some white pantyhose for diffusion (super high tech).
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When exposed to high temperatures, the new alloy creates a diffusion layer of ceramic that becomes integrated with the layer below, making the material extremely resistant to chipping and wear.
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The diffusion of computing into the environment will mean not just that computing power is always available, but that this computing power offers the possibility of continuous monitoring and surveillance.
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Interpol has rejected requests that it viewed as baldly political, but the Russian government has at times found workarounds by seeking a different type of warrant, known as a diffusion.
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The emerging designer space had less ornate forms of cleverness: diffusion prairie dresses from Batsheva, stern folk-art slides from Nicole Saldana, nü-basics from Sandy Liang and Eckhaus Latta.
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Although the WeSend network is still in beta, Jimenez said the "viral diffusion of communication" among Venezuela's growing pre-registered user base put it on the government's radar sooner than expected.
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He says his brother Garrett has a background in diffusion MRI analyzing large 4D data sets, while Vulfson brings "extensive experience deploying client side and web-based products" to the startup.
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It features a 120ML tank that allows for up to half a day of diffusion and an auto shut-off sensor that will stop the system when water levels run low.
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An innovation policy which enables the implementation and diffusion of 5G across the economy will unleash these gains in social and economic welfare here in the U.S. and around the globe.
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Also like lungs, a termite mound has a role as a secondary diffusion system, which carries oxygen to and carbon dioxide away from the far reaches of the underground termite nest.
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Globalization and the diffusion of both information and misinformation via social media have compounded the effectiveness of propaganda of terrorism with even failed or low-casualty attacks garnering significant media attention.
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