Sentence examples for developed pervasive from inspiring English sources

Yet a glance around the installation reveals evidence of highly developed, pervasive and diversified concepts of beauty embodied in the 700 objects here.

While managing to retain a penchant for intense competition for rank, group hunting, xenophobic violence, and a strong male impulse to dominate females, we have at the same time developed pervasive nonreproductive sexuality, friendship, coöperation, and the potential for egalitarianism and the peaceful embracing of other groups.

In contrast, interpreting volcanic unrest is difficult at silicic volcanoes, since they commonly develop pervasive hydrothermal systems during their long repose periods8,9.

Nevertheless, developing pervasive games presents challenging issues, since programmers have to cope with high turnover, cheating, heterogeneity of devices and platforms.

Developing pervasive, highly available and economical educational systems are so difficult or impossible in the client-server and web service architectures.

This paper presents a model-driven approach to developing pervasive computing applications that exploits design-time information to support the engineering of planning and optimisation algorithms that reflect the presence of uncertainty, dynamism and complexity in the application domain.

There is growing interest in the use of context-awareness as a technique for developing pervasive computing applications that are flexible, adaptable, and capable of acting autonomously on behalf of users.

These two strands of Confucian thought, hardened by Chinese scholars' notions of obligation towards their mentors, developed into pervasive factionalism among the ministers of state, who used any opportunity to impeach members of the other faction from court.

One of the most momentous findings in AD brain is the large number of neuronal losses developed by pervasive DNA damage which leads to apoptosis.

The objective of the pervasive system developed is to provide passengers with information that enables them to access and use the public road transport system.

"Smartphones are pervasive in developed economies, and people use them all the time while making purchasing decisions — but actually buying things with your phone is still really painful in most situations," he said.