terjesztésük

Terjesztésük is the Hungarian possessive form of terjesztés, a noun meaning dissemination, spread, or promulgation. The suffix -ük marks that the dissemination is carried out by or attributed to multiple agents. In Hungarian scholarly and public discourse, terjesztésük is used to refer to how a subject matter is propagated through networks, spaces, or populations by those agents.

In biology and ecology, terjesztésük commonly describes the dispersal of organisms, seeds, spores, or invasive species. Patterns and speeds of terjesztésük depend on vectors, environmental conditions, and physical or biological barriers. Understanding these dynamics helps explain changes in habitats, species interactions, and ecosystem composition.

In epidemiology and public health, terjesztésük relates to the transmission of pathogens and the geographic or demographic spread of diseases. Analyses focus on contact networks, mobility, and interventions that alter the rate and reach of dissemination. In information science and media studies, terjesztésük denotes how ideas, innovations, or media content reach audiences through channels, platforms, and algorithms.

In cultural and social contexts, terjesztésük covers the diffusion of norms, practices, memes, or technologies via communities and institutions. Measurements of terjesztésük typically involve reach, adoption rate, and geographic or demographic spread. The term is often paired with specifying agents and pathways, such as terjesztésük a közösségi hálózatokban or terjesztésük ipari networks. See also terjesztés, elterjesztés, diszperzió.