Sentence examples for becoming pervasive from inspiring English sources
Clinical practice guidelines are becoming pervasive in pediatrics and newborn medicine.
Alan Garber, the provost of Harvard and a strong advocate of online education, told me, "Long run, I see the online courses or online components becoming pervasive.
Research on GPU architecture is becoming pervasive in both the academia and the industry because these architectures offer much more performance per watt than typical CPU architectures.
Increased use of touch screen mobile devices is becoming pervasive in the modern society and may further influence this already prevalent health problem.
Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) are becoming pervasive and, in consequence, the optimization of their electronics is also becoming a current research topic.
The practice of surreptitiously mining cryptocurrency on other people's hardware is becoming pervasive, overtaking ransomware as a tool of choice for extorting money online.
Now we hear from the U.S. government that the South is literally on the rise, boiling up through the temperate latitudes and becoming so pervasive that Atlanta's weather will become New York's, as Houston's will become Atlanta's.
Just like in previous waves, this change seems subtle and minimal, but it is becoming so pervasive that it will soon become impossible to ignore.
As SPLE practices are becoming more pervasive, reverse engineering feature models from the feature descriptions of each individual variant has become an active research subject.
But are they becoming too pervasive?
