“It has manifested in declining employment opportunities for the least skilled and a wider dispersion of earnings.”

“Colonialism had led to the dispersion of natives from their land.”

“One possible source for this high frequency dispersion could be trace amounts of adventitious oxygen or contributions from iron.”

“Incident light passes through a collimating lens and a computer-generated holographic disperser, then onto a focal plane array for detection.”

“For this the sample has to be homogenized, e.g. with a disperser.”

“Each high-speed shaft has an open axial pumper blade and a disperser blade.”

“It has water retainability, provides emolliency to skin and hair, improves pigment dispersibility and adds gloss to preparations.”

“Movement of the plant's genes can be achieved either through the dispersal of seeds, or the dispersal of pollen.”

“Many of them flourish in a broad range of habitats, and nearly all of them are adapted for wide dispersal.”

“In fact, the seed dispersal rate was notably higher when capsules dried after a rainy period.”

“Such is the dispersedness of these rules and directions, that it seems a compilation of the kind could not be made with a reasonable degree of completeness.”

“The ribbed dome also provides optimal light dispersement and excellent visibility.”

“The union's role would involve the method of dispersement of most of the 50 players on the two teams to the other clubs, presumably in a draft in the inverted order of the standings in the recent season.”

“The dispersement of the two barbed probes or the use of the push stun method with a taser may cause isolated small areas of burning of the flesh, and I mean isolated.”

“Thanks to BASF's Polymer Research, these types of nanocomposite dispersions can be produced using a procedure called emulsion polymerization.”

“With our nanocomposite dispersions, we actually have a completely new generation of binders in the pipeline.”

“This result is similar to the micrographs shown in Fig.3, a and b, obtained from freeze-thaw cycled dispersions.”