Sentence examples for pervasive stage from inspiring English sources

The microstructural characterization of damage is usually based on 'post-mortem' observations of the samples, which provide both qualitative and quantitative information about the effects of the mechanisms activated at the grain scale and at intermediate scales, at a pervasive stage of damage after sample unloading.

Stakeholder involvement was pervasive in all stages.

Successive central governments have also deliberately hollowed out the army because of a pervasive fear it could stage a coup.

The expansive connectivity of emerging information systems has set the stage for pervasive access to healthcare services via e-health systems for selecting the best possible healthcare services.

In contrast, a large amount of pervasive geofluid infiltration during retrograde stages eliminates the evidence of higher-grade peak stages.

As pervasive computing is at its preliminary stage a number of computing solutions were proposed and more are still under experimentation.

Unfortunately for Shia, and for everyone else who makes those kinds of mistakes in today's world, the consequences are permanent, pervasive and broadcast on a world stage 24/7.

The new productions at the Glimmerglass Opera this summer are engendering yet more debate about a perennial hot topic: the pervasive influence of directors with modernistic staging concepts.

In keeping with the questionnaire responses, most patients described the experience of pervasive low mood or worry at some stage in their life; however they varied in describing these as 'feelings' or 'disorders' or both.

The investigation is still in the early stages and could yet uncover pervasive fraud in this crucial industry.

This all-important aura of mystery, of submerged madness and pervasive dread, has evaporated almost entirely from the stage version, directed by Anne Kauffman.