How to pronounce “propagate”(verb) in English

We propagate best practices.

How do you propagate those?

How do you propagate?

So news would propagate in from the Provinces to Rome, and then would be also distributed from the center outwards.

Their system was propagated in Egypt.

You can do it-- you can obviously propagate tomatoes seed to seed, if you're propagating this way, but you can use-- you can cut and root a stem of a tomato

And Roman books were also propagated in this way.

attention and it's sort of propagated through the blogosphere and then the mainstream media picked up on it and then there was a piece in the Sunday

And it also was looking into how emotions propagate through the social network.

but being able to make a single change and have it propagate throughout your whole system.

This was just a consequence of the fact that technologies to propagate information really quickly to large audiences used to be really expensive.

-- and this is not a book written to either propagate or denounce religion -- wake up, because around the rest of the world, religion is doing extremely well.

Famine in parents or parents to be is propagated.

Now sadly the damaging thing they did is they propagated this lone creator myth.

And almost nobody else was until they launched this enormous campaign to propagate Wahhabi Islam across the world by using the gigantic oil

Now Lucy could have made thousands of type 1 errors and still lived to propagate her DNA, but if she made just one type 2 error, that's

That we all are a part of social media today and all the networks which propagate and promote

symmetrical and it uses its symmetry as a path or way to propagate itself very quickly because it's a very efficient program to make more copies of itself.

Okay, and that's being propagated out across about a million years, light years, of space.

Jane Espenson: Yeah, it's propagated this assumption.

In the American ecosystem, nasty tribal religions don't propagate.

The flower itself also needs to have the bee coming to propagate its genetic heritage.

Very rarely in humans, at times of war we find famine and it's actually propagated.

On this study, for example, by people in Facebook detecting emotional contagion, they looked into how emotions propagate

So when this guy comes up with a new thing to do, how likely is it to propagate throughout the social network?

He could use this system, the fact that there seemed to be quite a lot of sympathy for his views to the extent which people would actually propagate them

We have a very simple model of ant behavior here, their decisions whether they will turn left or right, and how they propagate out

There is a social connection to all of the skills that we use not only with digital production media, but with the digital networks that propagate and communicate information.

What he failed to calculate was the face that swells from these storms propagate

The problem of course is that in some cases, the grape varieties that I wanna propagate don't exist in California, so I

I have to somehow obtain some of these unusual grape varieties, propagate them, and then collect the pollen and blah,

Here are the double box sliders that we call dynamic queries and have propagated

And sometimes there are traditions that have gone on for hundreds of years and a yeast they've propagated for hundreds of years.