With a population almost double that of the U.S., more than six countries worthy of investment-grade debt rating by Fitch and S&P (Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Panama and Peru, among others) and a pervasive and ubiquitous penetration of both social and mobile technologies, it's no wonder why the Latin American ed tech play is so attractive.
Today, with over six countries worthy of investment-grade debt rating by Fitch and S&P (Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Panamá and Perú among others) and a pervasive and ubiquitous penetration of both social and mobile technologies, Latin America is a radically different story, and technology companies that have understood this and learned to play in this turf have reaped generous benefits.
Sadly, there's still a pervasive myth that most women come through penetration only.
Consistent expression of costs on particular cultivars, the pervasive presence of toxic phytochemicals in cotton, and the possibility that increased penetration of phytochemicals may magnify costs in individuals with cadherin mutations, indicate that refuges could be manipulated over a large scale by planting specific cultivars to enhance resistance management in P. gossypiella.
"There is a pervasive idea," Pukall says, "that female genitals need to be tight and youthful-looking to be desirable for male penetration, and that idea can be related to patriarchal ideologies related to female sexuality that still, unfortunately, exist today".
Andy Cameron says that the arrival of an open-source, hence free, AR tool kit has let companies build their own AR applications, using Flash – the pervasive animation and video technology used for many online ads and YouTube's videos – "which immediately meant you had huge penetration, because Flash is everywhere".
Anyway, we managed penetration.
Corruption was pervasive.
Substance abuse is pervasive.
