The realization of explicit interaction in ubiquitous or pervasive computing environments introduces a physical distribution of input devices, and technology embedded into the environment of the user.
Our experience outlines that the service-oriented approach of Titan may be a key to democratize the development and distribution of activity-aware pervasive computing application and eventually giving them the same ease of development and visibility as Apps currently developed for mobile phones.
Complex technological networks designed for distribution of some resource or commodity are a pervasive feature of modern society.
In general, the tax system has a pervasive impact on poverty, both directly through its role in the distribution of society's resources and indirectly through its effects on the incentives for economic decisions like working and saving.
22 Beyond the particular issue of women's health, the role of social arrangements in the causation and distribution of preventable mortality and disease is profound and pervasive across all human societies.
Clientelism was pervasive in major U.S. cities in the 19th century, when "political machines" controlled the distribution of money, food, services and jobs to potential voters through a vast web of political lieutenants.
9 10 Extensive evidence demonstrates that the way the built environment is planned and built has a pervasive influence on people's health, including obesity, nutrition, depression and infectious disease, and the equitable distribution of these.
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Global distribution of services.
