Sentence examples for a ubiquitous view from inspiring English sources

Josephson said Bitly has "a unique perspective on how people use the Internet, because we have such a ubiquitous view of what's happening," and it will looking at other ways to take advantage of that data.

Casual drug-dealing stopped being a ubiquitous sight.

She believed that "businesses have the power to do good".In later years Dame Anita had less to do with her firm, though she kept its name in the media with her ubiquitous views on matters green and ethical.

Mutualistic interactions between microbes and plants are viewed as a ubiquitous cooperation conferring reciprocal benefits to the partners.

Heat shock proteins (HSPs) play a key role in preventing protein misfolding and aggregation, and Hsp90 can be viewed as a ubiquitous molecular chaperone potentially involved in AD pathogenesis.

Some think it's taking up space, others view it as a ubiquitous advertisement for Google products.

Our work lends strong support to an emerging view that hierarchical suppression is a ubiquitous action selection mechanism, whether it is used in deciding among available behavioral choices, or selecting movements performed in complex serial tasks.

Within this world-view the NCAA is not only a ubiquitous administrative body, it is the linguistic creator and caretaker (e.g. student-athlete, amateurism, collegiate model) of college-sport's mythology.

Referrals are a ubiquitous collaboration mechanism in the health field and the TCA can be viewed as a governance mechanism that regulates collaboration.

The idea promotes a ubiquitous intelligence to be incorporated into the data mining process from a more methodological point of view, increasing reusability and understanding of algorithms.

Screen viewing (SV; ie, television, computer, console, tablet computer and mobile phone use) has become a ubiquitous form of sedentary behaviour among children and adolescents.