Sentence examples for pervasive size from inspiring English sources

By interacting with extremely large frugivores, these fruit species might have escaped the pervasive size constraints that may keep seed size below a certain threshold value so that it does not compromise dispersal ability.

In order to signal a genuine turn in the cycle the indices must change direction in a way that is pronounced in size, pervasive across individual components and persistent.

And that's an existential problem when the platform's massive size, pervasive tracking and individualized targeting technology also gives it the power to influence and shape society at large.

While some departments may have exaggerated the dire effects of their reductions, Congressional budget experts say they have little doubt that the size and pervasive nature of the sequester will inflict widespread pain.

To enhance the network capacity and support pervasive broadband service, reducing cell size is one of the most effective approaches.

The low sample size was a pervasive problem in making generalizations and drawing conclusions from the findings of our study.

Preservation of muscle anatomy in this taxon is pervasive and apparently independent of size, with juvenile specimens only 39 mm long also preserving fine details of muscle anatomy (Fig.  1e).

Unlike the web, where offerings tend to be one-size-fits-all, pervasive computing is driven by the individual, focusing on customised, person-centric services and experiences.

They also remain almost unmanageable in size, undermined by the pervasive use of performance-enhancing drugs and corrupted by scandal and the perception of elitism.

Melissa knows that understanding pleasure is key to consistent condom use, and therefore every day at Lucky Bloke is spent correcting the pervasive myths that condoms are one-size-fits-all.

It has all the expected parades, music competitions, pageants -- but because of the island's small size, the festivities seem all-pervasive.