The general form of pervasive cases of emergence have been characterized with the notion of contextual emergence (Bishop and Atmanspacher 2006): properties, behaviors and their laws on a restricted, lower-level, single-scale, domain are necessary but not sufficient for the properties, behaviors of another, e.g., higher-level one, not even of itself.
A pervasive type of case is where two events are not directly causally connected but have a common cause.
In court papers seeking the change, Mr. Muhammad's lawyers had called the news media's interest in the case "pervasive and unrelenting".
The affectedness of the medium is a feature which is mostly evident, and almost pervasive in the case of sounds, because of the relatively similar size of the phenomena involved at the source and in the medium proper.
literature review, III proposed trust computation model, IV trusted cluster formation, V security extension with pervasive m-healthcare case study as perspective applications, VI illustrate performance evaluation and comparison with traditional work and finally VII conclusion with future scope.
Slavic-language inflection is complex and pervasive, inflecting for case, gender and number in nouns and tense, aspect, mood, person and subject number and gender in verbs.
However, simulations suggest that neutral networks could be much more pervasive in the case of transcriptional regulation [ 34].
"Given the unique circumstances of this case, the pervasive community bias against those who oversaw Enron's collapse, and the inflammatory pretrial publicity in the Houston area, Skilling was entitled to a presumption of prejudice," the appeals court ruled.
In the case of pervasive surveillance, the profit motive is lashed to privacy: Corporations and individuals alike won't flock to the cloud as quickly as they might if their stored data is open to wanton exploit.
Earlier this morning, Microsoft executive vice president and general counsel Brad Smith made the case against pervasive government surveillance, arguing that reform is needed of this nation's security apparatus.
