As the New York Times reports, the public's perception of police has shifted thanks to the pervasive use of recording equipment, both on police and civilian bystanders.
Expect to see Google working hard to make consumers feel more comfortable with the concept of pervasive image and video recording, challenging and shifting the norm of what is socially acceptable.
Indeed, electronic health records are pervasive in the largest integrated medical groups like Kaiser Permanente, the Mayo Clinic, the Cleveland Clinic, University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and others.
Since then, party officials around the country have been told to exercise great caution when recruiting private businesspeople, and not to give them prominent positions in the party.One thing the Communist Party does share with the Nationalist Party is a record of pervasive corruption.
Most of the help Harrison received, though, was never recorded, so pervasive was the notion of open-source sharing.
There's still room for brittle noise and pervasive darkness, but the record's a little more structured, pulsing with the density of a neutron star rather than the dangerous disorder some of his past works have made.
As Elizabeth Warren, the brilliant head of the congressional oversight panel on the bank bailout has noted, no one has exposed the record of pervasive fraud and misdealing that was at the base of the housing bubble.
In the past ten years, the risk of catastrophic fire has increased, because of a pervasive drought, the severest since records began, which is widely thought to be a result of global warming.
Since the episode aired last year, Central Americans have continued to migrate in record numbers, fleeing pervasive gang violence fueled by the drug trade in their home countries.
"People with criminal records suffer from pervasive discrimination in many areas of life including employment, housing, education, and eligibility for many forms of social service benefits," the order reads.
