But a much bigger issue is the PRI's pervasive structure of social control, assembled during seven decades in power.
A "pervasive surveillance structure" for society with a public hall of shame, singling out worst offending households to ridicule, would work, says Prof Anderson.
But what we do know is the devastating effects such cleansing has on the lives and psyches of residents in places such as Brixton and although attending festivals is a different situation, it shows just how pervasive certain power structures are.
Pervasive ductile deformation structures in so-called welded ignimbrites deposited from pyroclastic density currents are interpreted to result from the continued shear stress imposed by flow of the overlying mass on viscously deformable lava-like flows [ Branney and Kokelaar, 1992; Manley, 1995].
Understanding the Zhuangzi is made more difficult by the huge differences not only in the philosophical context, but in the pervasive metaphors that structure and focus discussions of norms of behavior in the Chinese vs Indo-European classical traditions.
Duality, a pervasive property of algebraic structures, holds that two operations or concepts are interchangeable, all results holding in one formulation also holding in the other, the dual formulation.
"What matters is that you have a structure of pervasive conflicts," Mr. Spitzer, the New York attorney general, said in a telephone interview.
Deficiency in positive aesthetic qualities, such as exciting intensity, coherent narrative structure, or pervasive unifying theme, does not necessarily mean lack of aesthetic qualities.
Although this region is densely forested, the fragmentation effects of roads are pervasive, significantly altering landscape structure within multiple forest cover classes and at differing ecological extents.
The "small-world" graph structure is pervasive and is observed to arise "without-design" or "naturally" in many practical systems such as the World Wide Web.
