Automakers are laying the groundwork for a future in which electric cars are omnipresent – and at least as common a sight on roadways as traditional gas-powered vehicles.
"I never missed being in charge," he said, exuding vitality, his cane -- the omnipresent vestige of a horrendous car accident in 1993 -- resting ignored at his desk.
Production of the car that was once omnipresent on Indian streets has stopped following falling demand.
Nothing is more omnipresent in New York than those silent cars in rows and rows on city streets and lots — nothing would seem to a Martian more integral to the look of New York.
Second, no matter how electrified passenger cars get, trucks, their omnipresent counterparts on roads and highways are not going electric any time soon, that is, barring the emergence of some unforeseen, revolutionary high-capacity battery or other advance.
Network-on-chips (NoC) is considered the next generation of communication infrastructure in embedded systems, which are omnipresent in different environments, such as cars, cell phones, and digital cameras.
Besides people, cars and other vehicles are omnipresent in urban areas, and can seriously disturb neophobic species and/or individuals.
Similarly, Chrome is being built for a future where the ambient, omnipresent wireless Internet connects everything from clothes to computers to cars (which explains how their self-driving cars fits into their strategy) and it doesn't much matter what OS any given device is running.
But one thing is clear: if guns were not so omnipresent, "art of the furnishings in homes, carried in pockets along with car keys, even in the bags of schoolchildren," rage would not lead so easily to calamity.South African films are also changing with the times.
The dilemma illustrates Alphabet's key challenge as it seeks to become the technology firm most omnipresent in consumers lives, including search, email, smartphones, maps, self-driving cars, virtual reality and even cancer research.
