They can reach voters directly and remotely via the internet and, especially, the ubiquitous mobile telephone.
For years, Nintendo's consoles — especially its ubiquitous handheld devices, from the Game & Watch toys of the eighties through to the many incarnations of the Game Boy and Nintendo DS — were the first computerized devices that children encountered.
Because the U.F.C. dominates the sport of M.M.A., and because the company does not always wield its enormous power gently or wisely, fans of the sport often express their fandom by criticizing the company, and especially its ubiquitous president, White.
She soon became the Beryl Markham of the BMW set, her eye becoming attuned to the nuances of the landscape, especially the ubiquitous water tanks that are "part of the iconography of the rural Australian house, a matter of survival," said Michael Rigg, the architect whom Ms. Dodwell hired after reading about him in an Australian newspaper.
In general, the results of these studies suggest that single-object graphical authentication can be a complementary replacement for traditional passwords, especially in ubiquitous environments and mobile devices.
The piece is ubiquitous, especially at Christmas; certainly it's Handel's best-known work.
The opportunities for cross-cultural connections are everywhere in New York, but perhaps especially inside the ubiquitous yellow taxi.
Since late last month, the red flowers (made of paper, plastic, metal or fabric) which commemorate the war dead of Britain and the Commonwealth seem ubiquitous, especially in London.
