Examples of 'more diffuse' in a sentence
Meaning of "more diffuse"
The phrase 'more diffuse' indicates that something has a wider or less concentrated distribution, spread, or effect. It suggests that the subject being described is not confined to a specific or concentrated area, but is spread out or dispersed over a larger area or across multiple locations or aspects
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We have to be more diffuse throughout the land.
The academic model is generally more diffuse.
They were more diffuse and populated by giant stars.
And so prevention agenda is kind of more diffuse.
Pi bonds are more diffuse bonds than the sigma bonds.
A brighter pigment reflects more diffuse light.
Other techniques include more diffuse infiltration of the orbicularis oris muscle.
The perception of time is more diffuse.
Power may have become more diffuse in the contemporary world.
A brighter sheet or pigment reflects more diffuse light.
Also in the field is a more diffuse surrounding amyloid deposition pattern.
The horror here is more diffuse.
They produce more diffuse jets and therefore less well pronounced grooves.
This may be larger and more diffuse in females.
To build a more diffuse plexus of relationships for support and publicity of state repression.
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Litho printing would result in a more diffuse signal.
A shorter and more diffuse black line is located nearer the apex of the forewing.
I sanded it on the inside to get more diffuse light.
Landfill is the oldest and more diffuse method of solid waste disposal in the world.
Women usually lose their hair in a more diffuse way.
The wider public interest was more diffuse and usually had no direct economic motive.
And in particular if it is more diffuse.
It was more diffuse in the United States.
Now influence is more diffuse.
She feels more diffuse nowadays, more everywhere and less anywhere.
I really wish that this type of culture was more diffuse.
Consumer interests tend to be broader and more diffuse than provider and administrative interests.
Pain becomes even more severe and more diffuse.
We want to break with the every day more diffuse borders between cinematographic genres.
This sensation was then prolonged further in a more diffuse way.
Remote phosphors provide more diffuse light, which is desirable for many applications.
I think the whole thing becomes more and more diffuse.
The volcanic plume is slightly darker and more diffuse than the nearby bright white clouds.
Frontiers with psychology and consumer behavior are becoming more and more diffuse.
Mould colonies tend to be larger and more diffuse than the yeast colonies.
International funding was insufficient to reverse this trend and also became more diffuse.
Their protectionist efforts tend to overshadow the more diffuse majority concerns that favour freer trade.
The second is more durable than the first but also more diffuse.
They were also seen as representing a more diffuse but equally powerful enemy, globalisation.
But it does allow you to enhance it and make the light even more diffuse.
A clearcut geographical pattern for ischaemic heart diseases and a more diffuse geographical patternfor cerebrovascular diseases.
The digitization of medical data has made analysis of psychosocial factors easier and more diffuse.
Is it true that the higher we go the more diffuse responsibility gets?
In perennial cultivars, common in peasant agriculture, flowering is more diffuse.
It revisits the major movements, as well as more diffuse aesthetic constellations.
The effects of budgetary measures such as tax rises are, by comparison, more diffuse.
As a result, power and influence was becoming more diffuse in the international arena.
Every lamp provides a different light intensity, more direct or more diffuse.
This paper will set out how this more diffuse system of policy-making works.
ANCA positivity increases as disease involvement becomes more diffuse.
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