Sentence examples for pervasive cyber from inspiring English sources

In January, Mattis warned Senators against "mindless sequestration" – budget cuts – because America has to use "its ability to intimidate to ensure freedom for future generations" with more "forward-deployed forces overseas", and a military prepared for different types of warfare "including the pervasive cyber domain".

In January, Mattis warned Senators against "mindless sequestration"—budget cuts because America has to use "its ability to intimidate to ensure freedom for future generations" with more "forward-deployed forces overseas," and a military prepared for different types of warfare "including the pervasive cyber domain".

As a bridge between the physical world and the cyber space, pervasive sensing technologies make it possible to have a deep understanding of urban environments.

Over the last 20 years, online projections of identity have emerged; these projections in cyber-space are now pervasive throughout society.

Yet these strong-arm tactics are little defence against one of the most pervasive risks for foreign visitors — the risk of cyber hacking.

Oliver Stone's new film, "Snowden," arouses a pervasive creepy realization that every keystroke, conversation and cyber-desire we have is being collected by a shadow government scouring our lives and eavesdropping on our privacy under the guise of protecting us from endless bogeymen.

With the advent of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and cyber-physical systems, the multi-disciplinary area of mechatronics has become pervasive in "smart industry".

Not all gay teenagers are into cybering; a number of the boys I met online complained that the pervasive sex talk eclipsed more substantive conversation.

"The big takedowns, the pervasive corruption" are uncommon, said Kevin L. Perkins, the F.B.I.'s acting executive assistant director for criminal and cyber operations.

But cyber espionage is not cyber war".

Cyber warfare?