Sentence examples for pervasive entities from inspiring English sources

Pervasive entities tend to trust each other for service sharing and congregate to emulate a social group.

The ENS provides a collection of core services supporting entity identifiers pervasive reuse.

Initially new entities joining a pervasive environment for the first time have neither evidence of past experiences nor any reference.

Two of the most obvious trends that suggest that depression is not a singular entity are the pervasive sex difference in the incidence of depression and the interactions among depression and diseases.

There was also a belief in a shadow self, or immaterial soul (tipo), that after death eventually was merged into a vague entity called jok, a pervasive power, or supreme force.

This step displayed recognition of the concept that legitimate clinical entities were being delegitimized by the pervasive negative connotations of the "r-word".

It follows from a venerable and pervasive tradition in Western thought that places all living entities in the universe on a "great chain of being" stretching from lowest to highest, worst to best.

Morgenthau highlighted two investigations, publicly announced by his office this past year, that have uncovered "a pervasive system of deceitful and fraudulent practices employed by Iranian entities to move money all over the world without detection".

Pervasive environment: Pervasive environment is a framework or milieu, in which autonomous entities (also referred to as pervasive device) interact with each other.

The dynamism of pervasive computing environment allows ad hoc interaction of known and unknown autonomous entities that are unfamiliar and possibly hostile.

One of the pervasive elements of corruption is the use of shell companies, which are legal entities designed purely to protect real owners from disclosure, liability and accountability.