THE origins of the current economic crisis can be traced to a particular kind of social epidemic: a speculative bubble that generated pervasive optimism and complacency.
Although such biomarkers may facilitate a new orientation to the body, generating a pervasive sense of 'measured vulnerability', an important difference is that anxiety and vulnerability are integral to the experience of life post-diagnosis, regardless of the form surveillance takes.
The ample, robust, and opulent figures in his paintings generate a pervasive sense of movement in vivid, dynamic compositions.
In this sense, KASOM implements mechanisms and protocols which allow managing the knowledge generated in pervasive embedded networks in order to expose it to Internet users in a readable way.
Non-coding RNAs generated through pervasive transcription have recently been implicated in shaping the transcriptional landscape in different organisms from bacteria to higher eukaryotes, adding a previously unexpected layer of complexity to the process of gene regulation.
The ideological assumptions that generated the pervasive denial of Jesus' Jewish identity in artworks was so powerful that it continues today among art historians and critics who fail to note or acknowledge the falsifications, while they dwell on more technical features.
Britton sees the film more as concerned with the "vulnerability of children and the need to protect and guard them", which in turn helps generate a "pervasive sense of the supreme value of family life: a value clearly related to [ideological] stability and cultural continuity".
This pattern could be generated by pervasive gene expression in testis, which facilitates the functional recruitment of non-specific expression (Kaessmann, 2010).
Recombination is a pervasive process generating diversity in most viruses.
There was also the man-made atmosphere to contend with: industrial smoke generated its own pervasive black clouds.
