Sentence examples for get ubiquitous from inspiring English sources

Finally, with these developments from Etelos and projects like Google Gears, we are beginning to see progress that will put these issues to rest (at least until we get ubiquitous connectivity).

Sometimes, a jacket comes along and rapidly gets ubiquitous.

If this country ever gets ubiquitous broadband into the home, cyberporn will no doubt help finance it.

Terminator is even worse: we get the ubiquitous "I'll be back" moment, just in case anyone was worrying Arnie might not say those three words, and the "come with me if you want to live" line is also trotted out for good measure – this time by Clarke's Sarah Connor.

This way, one can get an ubiquitous framework to access, monitor and control any of those smart objects over an Internet of connected things.

In 2002, as wi-fi networks began to become ubiquitous, Ekahau got underway as a purveyor of software to track PDAs and laptops.

"Once you move to a semiconductor device, obviously taking advantage of Moore's Law"–that you can double the number of transistors on a chip every 18 months– "things get cheaper and they become ubiquitous," he says.

He gets the ubiquitous defacement of public surfaces, the shuttered shops and derelict street people, the soul-destroying round-the-clock noise.

Not until the 90s did going to more exotic climes-in the UK, we've got the ubiquitous "gap year -become a post-secondaryear -becomee of passage for the middle class.

Detecting Wi-Fi access points and offering a list of connections the way Windows XP does will be useful once Wi-Fi hotspots get cheap and ubiquitous enough to rely on.

He's up for 7 Grammys in total - one for 'Producer of the Year', two for 'Album of the Year' (on Kendrick Lamar's 'Good Kid, M.A.A.D city' and Daft Punk's 'Random Access Memories') and a further two for 'Record of the Year' - the ubiquitous 'Get Lucky' and controversial dance-floor filler 'Blurred Lines'.