Especially so are simple objects that help relieve pervasive life-thwarting conditions.
So what's left to invent once we get to holograms, pervasive life-like screens, 3D audio and next-gen interfaces?
Three seminal studies the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) has done with partners have revealed both the shocking frequency of violence against children, and the devastating, pervasive, life-long health impacts of violence.
Culture is pervasive in life, impacting every aspect of human behavior.
Peritraumatic reactions in battle are representative for extraordinary stress challenges for Service Members, who are faced with pervasive loss, life threat, extreme physical discomfort and moral conflicts, witnessing death and overcoming fear [ 56].
Please know that I am not de-valuing the pervasive and life-altering issue of bullying when I give this advice; rather I am suggesting that something as momentary and uncomplicated as a warm, daily greeting from an adult can help a young person feel acknowledged, valued, and worthy -- and that is a foundation for protecting a child from the impact of bullying.
Practically, although sufferers are often chiefly concerned with (re)engagement in meaningful activities, and attenuation of symptoms, the more experientially-focused literature suggests that the impact of back pain is pervasive, with life-changing effects.
Negative aesthetic qualities experienced as negative, in comparison, are quite pervasive in everyday life and they directly affect the quality of life.
What he means is that church is not a pervasive way of life, as it is in the South.
He found, he said, a pervasive nostalgia for life under Communism, a yearning for a society that promised to take care of everyone.
Writing is so pervasive in everyday life that many people take it to be synonymous with language, and this confusion affects their understanding of language.
