Similar words: disseminating, disseminate, discrimination, price discrimination, racial discrimination, dissertation, nomination, rumination. Meaning: [dɪ‚semɪ'neɪʃn] 
n. 1. the opening of a subject to widespread discussion and debate 2. the property of being diffused or dispersed 3. the act of dispersing or diffusing something.
n. 1. the opening of a subject to widespread discussion and debate 2. the property of being diffused or dispersed 3. the act of dispersing or diffusing something. 
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1) He promoted the dissemination of scientific ideas.
2) He was fully bent upon the dissemination of Chinese culture all over the world.
3) We have triumphed over the unprincipled dissemination of facts.
4) Its objective goes beyond the dissemination of knowledge in recommending an active and intimate engagement within popular subjectivities and forms of signification.
5) A typical user will contact the Census Dissemination Unit for a registration pack, or collect one from his or her institution.
6) Moreover, the questionnaire permits the almost automatic dissemination of information in directory format, and it is then a saleable product.
7) But it is also useful to plan formal dissemination in advance.
8) The dissemination of music by radio and gramophone record permeated the whole country and every social stratum.
9) Impose strict limits on dissemination of passenger travel data and the use of overly intrusive searches.
10) For the dissemination and reception of popular music, the approach is weaker, as we have seen.
11) He took a great interest in the dissemination of science to the public.
12) Dissemination of these objectives should provide the business with a coherent policy to which management effort can be directed properly.
13) Numerous assaults,(http://sentencedict.com/dissemination.html) cases of window smashing and the dissemination of graffiti continued unabated.
14) Still another factor contributing to rapid dissemination was widespread travel and mobility.
15) Dissemination through publication Indeed, the origins of both traditions lay more in publishing activity than in organizing mass political movements.
16) The possible dissemination of tumour by percutaneous fine needle aspiration cytology may result in these becoming the diagnostic techniques of choice.
17) The charter states that the press shall be devoted to printing and publishing in the furtherance and dissemination of knowledge.
18) The involvement of the Archive in a venture of this kind has represented a new departure in the dissemination of its holdings.
19) A well-established standard process for processing credit card purchases has contributed to the widespread dissemination of credit cards.
20) The major objection to the percutaneous approach is the possibility of tumour dissemination in the track.
21) Aspects of the Westland case also showed the dangers of a government monopoly over the dissemination of information and its resultant debate.
22) The cost in terms of technological advance and the dissemination of fresh and stimulating ideas, is incalculable but colossal.
23) The Northern Ireland Panel was dissolved in December 1984 after making arrangements for the evaluation and dissemination phase of the research programme.
24) Symptomatic coccidioidomycosis has a wide clinical spectrum(sentencedict.com), ranging from mild influenza-like illness to serious pulmonary disease to widespread dissemination.
25) Catering for more than 100,000 students a year, the Millars had a major influence on the dissemination of socialist ideas.
26) Their role as forest gardeners in the woodland ecology is often vital in the dissemination of tree seeds.
27) Information is the fuel that feeds the otaku's worshipped dissemination systems - computer bulletin boards, modems, faxes.
28) The worst is often passionately intrusive, while the best is readily eclipsed by noisier and more persuasive methods of dissemination.
29) The City is concerned that the original proposals would have hindered the dissemination of information from companies to investors.
30) The underlying concept is that those who have produced a knowledge product should control its dissemination and should benefit economically from it.
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