0 present participle of disperse --
1 to spread across or move away over a large area, or to make something do this: --
The high connectivity among modules helps provide greater structural rigidity and more load paths for dispersing crash forces.
It seems likely that many dioecious-fig pollinators are dispersing shorter distances.
The adults emerge, and, instead of dispersing in all directions, remain near at hand, mate, and finally oviposit in the tubs.
Dispersing the working class geographically meant reducing its ability to cause trouble for the country's military rulers.
The mitochondria appear to be dispersing from the midpiece.
The police responded by dispersing the marchers with tear gas.
In the mean time, the automatic cleaning mechanism will be designed into the stirring-fry and dispersing mechanism.
It is hard to distinguish between insects captured dispersing to or from the site, foraging in the site or passing through.
