As a result the powers in the pervasive software landscape look completely different to the older kings.
So pervasive is the landscape's stoniness that most residents no longer notice, though visitors sometimes marvel at it.
Although this region is densely forested, the fragmentation effects of roads are pervasive, significantly altering landscape structure within multiple forest cover classes and at differing ecological extents.
Beyond the horrifying specifics of armed conflicts lie more pervasive and diffuse landscapes of militarism.
With these changes, we have seen a pervasive homogenization of landscapes, leading to a decrease in the natural variability of stream behavior and putting both river ecosystem ecology and human settlements at risk.
And yet these ideas are pervasive, written across the landscape of this miserable Tory Narnia.
Even today, nearly 3,000 years after a civilization first flourished here, ancient mudbrick skyscrapers, amber-eyed men with short-tailed turbans and elusive, fast-walking women clothed head-to-toe in black shrouds and tall, conical straw hats lend the landscape a pervasive air of mystery.
This paper follows a systematic approach in exploring the landscape of pervasive gaming.
However, while knowledge at the molecular, organism, patch and community scale is pervasive, understanding of seagrass landscape ecology is more fragmentary and has not been synthesized.
As one of the main processes in action at the top of watersheds worldwide, the initiation and maintenance of mass movement is one of the most pervasive process influences in landscape evolution everywhere.
