Sentence examples for basis for a pervasive from inspiring English sources
Early tracking and negative experiences of this nature would be a basis for a pervasive sense of powerlessness in social relations and a sense of not being in control of one's destiny in short, self-recognition of being in the lowest social stratum, reliant upon the will of others.
Lee, a Cambridge-educated lawyer, is widely credited with building Singapore into one of the world's wealthiest nations on a per capita basis with a strong, pervasive role for the state and little patience for dissent.
Citation: For ground-breaking architectural research on extremely wide-area data storage and access as the basis required for pervasive and widely distributed network-based applications and broad well-integrated educational contributions.
Imagine, for example designing a pervasive space-trading game.
For example, this argument forms the basis for favored explanations of the pervasive use of diet-derived carotenoids in colorful ornaments of birds and fish (Hill and Montgomerie 1994; Grether et al. 1999; Velando et al. 2006; Svensson et al. 2006).
"Here is a nightmare scenario for civil liberties: a network of law enforcement UAS [unmanned aircraft systems] with sensors capable of identifying and tracking individuals monitors populated outdoor areas on a constant, pervasive basis for generalized public safety purposes.
Media accounts have detailed a pervasive pay-for-play culture.
The biggest new feature for mobile devices might be that it now incorporates Skype chat in messaging and VoIP directly in the phone app, providing the basis for what could become Microsoft's answer to iMessage in terms of offering a pervasive, system-level tool for communicating via text, voice and video no matter which device you happen to be using.
Even if one grants that impolite speech cannot be a basis for restricting expression, questions regarding when one person's expression creates an immediate or pervasive threat to another person (e.g., when speech incites imminent violence) are likely to be continuing sources of disagreement on our campuses.
This is linked to a pervasive distaste for assimilation.
