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Перевод: diffused

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Тезаурус:

1. No discipline is given - no happiness diffused.
2. Just as the 2lst century requires a more diffused and safer balance of interest in what needs to be an increasingly multilateral global village, there is a risk of economic, institutional and political power being centralised in the European Community, and that a new bout of economic empire-building may occur.
3. Elegy is further accompanied "by a diffused, resigned, melancholy sense of the passing of time, of the old order changing and yielding to a new one"; while true of Beowulf and The Idylls of the King this is conspicuously truer of The Return of the King and its dissolution of the Third Age.
4. Gas is diffuses (in most cases) into the bladder through the venous capillaries, while the gases being taken away are diffused into the arterial capillaries.
5. Lost-wax casting was known in the Middle East in antiquity and seems to have diffused from there.
6. Bounce light is diffused and soft in character, and hence similar to normal room lighting.
7. Their dominance stood in clear contrast with the much more diffused influence of the county gentry in the earlier seventeenth century, yet it was an almost logical outcome of the steady pattern of estate aggrandisement and judicious marriages which the more prudent of the local squirearchy had pursued over several generations.
8. The academic study of music may be a specialist field, but music, of every kind, is widely diffused and performed; only a small percentage of those attending concerts or recitals will have taken degrees in music.
9. "The appeal of Caran d'Ache Neocolor II lies for me in combining the exciting possibilities of using the crayons dry as a direct drawing method, or as a painting medium, when they can be dipped into water, finely sprayed for a diffused image, or washed over with a brush - releasing a full flow of colour and texture."
10. Requires subdued, diffused light.
11. The government diffused pressure to include RE in the National Curriculum by arguing that it would form part of the statutory "basic curriculum" provided for by section 2(1) of the Act.
12. Most low-voltage lights cast a localised beam or a diffused glow.
13. However, as Herodotus remarked on finding Scythian artifacts in Delos, they may have "diffused".