It seems likely this is the type of product Libin is referring to: ones that uniquely suit Evernote's vision of a pervasive, constantly connected digital notebook that stores any kind of media.
Remixing is the pervasive thread connecting all different types of music and culture made for this generation.
The major aim of KASOM is to offer advanced and enriched pervasive services to everyone connected to Internet.
A future system which integrates GPS with current technologies as well as the forthcoming Galileo system (a European Civil Satellite Navigation system launched by the European Council in 2002) will be able to provide a fully connected and pervasive IVNS.
It seems sensible to assume that at least some part of the gender disparity in suicide rates may be connected to the pervasive idea that men must be tough and strong, that boys don't cry and it's shameful for men to talk about their feelings or reach out for help.
In the pervasive environment the mobile devices (bio-sensor nodes) connected in ad-hoc way for communication and needs to behave cooperatively.
A pervasive type of case is where two events are not directly causally connected but have a common cause.
One pervasive concept in the latter realm is homophily (McPherson et al., 2001), a propensity for similar actors to be disproportionately connected in a relation of interest.
Though smarter wireless routers make sense, given how much more advanced and pervasive tech has grown in the lives of consumers, plenty of companies recognize the importance of serving as the backbone of the connected home.
There are pervasive equity issues in the use of postpartum family planning by education level, place of residence, and wealth quintile, but postpartum family planning behaviours seem more connected to the nexus of service delivery.
