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Qué (quién) es DIFFUSES - definición
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Suffused; Diffuses
Suffused
·Impf & ·p.p. of Suffuse.
Diffusive
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THERMAL MOTION OF LIQUID OR GAS PARTICLES AT TEMPERATURES ABOVE ABSOLUTE ZERO
Simple diffusion; Diffusion equilibrium; Diffusion (mathematics); Diffusion processes; Collective diffusion; Electrodiffusion; Concentration gradient; Diffusion in materials; Diffused; Diffusing; Diffusive; Diffusively; Diffusion and Life Processes
·adj Having the quality of diffusing; capable of spreading every way by flowing; spreading widely; widely reaching; copious; diffuse.
diffusive
THERMAL MOTION OF LIQUID OR GAS PARTICLES AT TEMPERATURES ABOVE ABSOLUTE ZERO
Simple diffusion; Diffusion equilibrium; Diffusion (mathematics); Diffusion processes; Collective diffusion; Electrodiffusion; Concentration gradient; Diffusion in materials; Diffused; Diffusing; Diffusive; Diffusively; Diffusion and Life Processes
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Expansive, wide-reaching, permeating.
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Spreading in every direction.
Wikipedia
Diffusion (disambiguation)
Diffusion is a time-dependent random process causing a spread in space.
Diffusion may also refer to:
Ejemplos de uso de DIFFUSES
1. That because her photo appears in a magazine or newspaper, it somehow diffuses what is happening to her?
2. The importance of source labels to news consumption will only grow as technology diffuses and consumers increasingly customize their online news menus.
3. The cloud‘s biggest words –– indicating those used most –– include "insurance," "system," "people" and "need." "The Obama administration has learned that listening may be even more important than talking, because it diffuses opposition," said Andrew Rasiej, co–founder of Personal Democracy Forum, a nonpartisan Web site focused on the intersection of politics and technology.
4. Down below, campfire smoke diffuses the glow of city lights spread along the banks of the Neelum and Jhelum rivers as they cut their way through twinkling hillsides to their junction by the ruins of what was the city‘s premier hotel.
5. "Any person who is found to misuse telephone services or any other wire or wireless service or other public services or abuses, transfers or diffuses any of these services or lines designed to transfer or link these services shall be punished by imprisonment or fine," he said, as listed in Article 3'1 of the legislation.