dissemination

Mr. Power says: "Familiar illustration of that conveyance of particulate matter which I am here including in the term dissemination is seen, summer and winter, in the movements of particles forming mist and fog.

Scientific American Supplement, No. 595, May 28, 1887 Various

Now that dissemination is frictionless, does that show that openness was always a mistake?

Archive 2009-03-01 Rebecca Tushnet 2009

If works are not published under Creative Commons, their dissemination is severely limited.

Creative Commons for Catholics 2009

Just keep commenting on what you know and enjoy, and recognize that the idea generation and information dissemination is what is important - not the counter stats.

Balloon Juice » 2002 » August 2002

Both theories of cultural dissemination, the McWorld concept and the Jihad concept, are opposed to true cultural diversity where cultural dissemination is a two-way street.

Creating a Healthy Base for Canadian Feature Films 1999

- Provision of support for long-term dissemination, for example through a dialogue with user groups and decision-makers.

6. An appropriate dissemination strategy for shs and the role of GTZ 1992

That the malaria treatment attained so great a dissemination is due to some favourable results, only apparent during its application, which could therefore not been expected from the beginning.

Julius Wagner-Jauregg - Nobel Lecture 1965

Phase 2 -- "dissemination" -- will be a sustainable design entity that funds artists who make products aiding struggling economies.

With Furthermore, Jose Ruiz aims for more 'fluid' art market Jessica Dawson 2010

In a story I wrote early this week I called the dissemination in the media of the audio of Obama's San Francisco fundraiser a “leak.”

Leaks and Such - Swampland - TIME.com 2008

Also, in case of an accident during launch, only fresh fissile material would risk dissemination, which is not very radioactive.

Will Russia's Next Rocket be Nuclear? | Universe Today 2009