Sentence examples for pervasive expansion from inspiring English sources

Although there has been no shortage of success stories -- from political gains and lasting contributions to the arts to the less visible but more pervasive expansion of the middle and professional classes -- there is much about the fate of Puerto Ricans that remains puzzling.

Estimates of demographic parameters have shown that contrasting patterns of female and male genetic variation were a pervasive feature of Bantu expansions, characterized by lower male than female effective sizes and migration rates.

While not all-pervasive, it can, by contraction or expansion, occupy various amounts of space.

Conversely, severe, chronic HDAC1 overexpression will lead to pervasive tethering of HP1β and RB with chromatin, heterochromatin expansion and cellular senescence.

The expansion of treatment has had a large and pervasive effect on adult mortality.

Cosmology is confounded by dark matter and dark energy, the pervasive but unidentified stuff that shapes the universe and accelerates its expansion.

This expansion is made possible by the progress realized in pervasive computing, providing small sized and affordable sensing devices.

"It gives them a powerful marketing tool to use in the next phase of their expansion into whatever they might want to do with that fairly pervasive database," says Charles E. Coudriet, vice chairman of Saxon Mortgage Inc. in Richmond, Va.

The recent expansion of the FBI's powers is a third arena reflecting pervasive official secrecy threatening our national values.

However, the simulations here show that the pervasive signal of recent population growth in marine organisms likely reflects postglacial expansions.

Even if specialization is a pervasive pattern, the process is not irreversible and occasional episodes of host expansions could conceivably generate the necessary variation in host use to drive speciation.