Sentence examples for omnipresent through from inspiring English sources
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While some dishes such as fondue, raclette or rösti are omnipresent through the country, each region developed its own gastronomy according to the differences of climate and languages.
Becoming omnipresent through the internet over the last few years, these symbols, valued by artists as much as by users, now rapidly and effectively bridge the real and virtual worlds: "You can't escape the 4P," Berlin-based curator Tina Sauerlaender tells the Creators Project.
And reality TV is now an omnipresent conduit through which these truly atrocious messages are communicated to America.
Concepts like remote intervention or distance are thus inapplicable to an omnipresent being acting through natural selection.
As Richard Thomas, the information commissioner, reiterated this week, governments, institutions and companies are garnering vast stacks of personal information through omnipresent CCTVs, credit-card transactions and the like.
One that encourages efficient use, integrates local generation, and manages demand through omnipresent awareness of energy availability and use over time.
We describe an approach for how to design an essentially more scalable, flexible and resilient electric power infrastructure – one that encourages efficient use, integrates local generation, and manages demand through omnipresent awareness of energy availability and use over time.
The ultimate goal of this study is not only to develop a web-based decision support system for general contractors to accurately decide an appropriate trade-off between risk and profit for different combinations of subcontractors, but to take the subcontracting and procuring process into re-engineering through omnipresent Internet.
A decade later, the beloved sitcom is still all around us through omnipresent reruns, ceaseless requests for a reunion and, of course, the undying celebrity of its six stars.
No light could beam through the omnipresent neutral hydrogen.
