Guidance, in this sense, is a pervasive activity in which many persons and organizations take part.
Tribal casinos take in another $7 billion.The report notes that Americans overwhelmingly approve of gambling, which has become "a pervasive activity in our culture".
This framework at this stage focuses on infrastructure and more abstract interoperability aspects, rather than on the specifics of Pervasive activity-aware Apps as envisioned here.
(p. 6134) Genome-wide biochemical studies, including recent reports from ENCODE, have revealed pervasive activity over an unexpectedly large fraction of the genome, including noncoding and nonconserved regions and repeat elements [including TEs].
(p. 6134) Kellis et al. (2014) go on to claim that … Genome-wide biochemical studies, including recent reports from ENCODE, have revealed pervasive activity over an unexpectedly large fraction of the genome, including noncoding and nonconserved regions and repeat elements [including TEs].
Their impact is increasingly pervasive, with activities ranging from the economic and marketing to the social and educational.
Members of Congress are not very content with the flow of information that reaches their ears concerning the pervasive surveillance activities of the United States intelligence apparatus.
10.7554/eLife.06394.018 Figure 9. Pervasive biochemical activities on 'off-target' loci may represent molecular exaptations that generate novel edges between nodes of a standing gene regulatory networks (GRN).
We document pervasive trading activity in options, but not in stocks, consistent with strategies that could yield high (leveraged) abnormal returns to investors with private information.
The latter is a succinct statement of the prevailing philosophy among conservation biologists today: Because pervasive human activity is unavoidably altering nature, people have a responsibility to intervene when something they do causes things to go wrong.
