Sentence examples for pervasive availability from inspiring English sources

With a variety of digital tools and the pervasive availability of information anywhere anytime, there is a tremendous capacity to creatively employ a diversity of assessment approaches to support and evaluate student learning in higher education.

More 18F-labelled RGD peptides have reached clinical trials (Cai and Conti 2013; Haubner et al. 2014a), in large part due to the attractive nuclear properties of 18F and its pervasive availability at most PET centres.

With the increasing capabilities of mobile devices and cloud computing, user experiences are not only based on the capacity a mobile communication system can offer but are also determined by the latency of the communication, reliability of the services, and pervasive availability of the networks.

Yet, in western society, diets are influenced by the pervasive availability of fast food [ 15]; and physical activity increasingly is being replaced by screen use (i.e., cell phones, tablets, computers, video games, television) [ 16].

The pervasive availability of sweets and sugary snacks also presented difficulty for parents and caregivers despite their being aware of the importance of good dietary habits for their children, a finding also reported in the US [ 24].

Some of these factors include limited opportunities for gainful employment, income inequality, pervasive crime, availability of drugs, and social norms that either permit or do not discourage drug use.

The different criteria [2] that influence the service selection in pervasive environments are availability [3], cost [4], reliability [5, 6], capability [3], mobility [7], responsiveness [8], trust [3, 9] and locality [7].

Development of several computing and communication technologies is enabling the widespread availability of pervasive systems.

The big challenge is to organize the distributed content, get the distributed multimedia content composed, produced and distributed to users in customized fashion according to users' preference, and their resource availabilities in pervasive environments.

We already see rapid and profound change, especially in mega-cities, including pervasive sensing, the growth and availability of continuous data streams, advanced analytics, interactive communications and social networks, and distributed intelligence.

New designs need to take advantage of pervasive and ubiquitous computing to increase availability.