It is the text-book explanation for the origin of pyrobitumen, for example, a ubiquitous organic mineral in sources rocks with H/C ratios ranging from about.5 to 1.6 [4].
The fried calamari, delivered smoking hot, was a fine example of the ubiquitous dish; the mussels were luscious on two tries.
Kim Kardashian West offers perhaps a good example of how ubiquitous "selfies" can be today - so easy to access that she can post many dozens each week across her social media accounts, not to mention create an entire book out of them.
For example, Sp1, a ubiquitous transcription factor (TF), has been shown to cooperate with p53.
In-vehicle navigation systems are an example of ubiquitous computing, where the computing facility is embedded in an everyday object (car) for an everyday task (driving).
A bright, spacious spot made for people watching as much as drinking, Café Belga is a prime example of Belgium's ubiquitous beer cafes – buzzing with men, women, children and their dogs, the taps flowing into chalices, snifters and tulip glasses.
Duplicates or replaceable items were put on show to be used and handled, an early example of today's ubiquitous hands-on museums.
"It was just another example of New York's ubiquitous noise," he said later.
These examples point to a ubiquitous but elusive conceptual distinction between stuff and things.
As an example of micropollutant results, the ubiquitous beta-blocker atenolol is completely removed in the experiments, the removal occurring faster under more advanced redox conditions.
