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diffusion

noun as in spread; wide distribution

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Of course, supporting the diffusion of innovative technologies, such as AI, to make the broad swath of firms more efficient matters, too.

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Softening the digital image was a diffusion filter mounted behind the lens, an effect the cinematographer suggests “breaks up the highlights and skin tones in a very beautiful way.”

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The new device that can enable a brain-like chip is called the "diffusive memristor" because of the ion motion and the dynamic diffusion that occurs with the use of silver.

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BCA’s U.S. growth diffusion index, which aggregates 89 hard and soft indicators and has historically led turning points in GDP, shows growth decelerating below potential.

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At the same time, financial deregulation, the diffusion of artificial intelligence into business processes, and innovations in payments and digital finance could all boost profits and productivity, though how quickly this happens is still unclear.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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