That last number, Professor Bogost said, holds the key to why BrickBreaker is an even more pervasive time-waster than Solitaire once was: You don't have to be at your desk to play it.
Of course, the former are contained within the latter, but, among other things, this result suggests that the overall pattern, if not pervasive across time, may at least have bin regions that are not too discrepant from those shown in the left panel of Fig. 1.
His firm has been hearing of the App Store rejections related to cookie tracking over the past few weeks, noting that it may be too early to say, definitively, whether or not this is something that will become more pervasive in time.
Thus, limited continuity of service provision is pervasive, and time lags arising in this process have been found to increase the probability of relapse and to negatively affect patients' quality of life [ 1].
Pervasive real-time networks are a key aspect of smart manufacturing.
It is perhaps relevant that the conventional narrative of the 'end times' – a pervasive theme in all Judeao-Christian thought and scripture which reaches its best exposition perhaps in the biblical Revelations – seems to have been discarded by modern Western culture: in 2012 it is the Mayan calendar (exotic and mysterious) which contains the unfolding prophecy of doom.
There was a pervasive feeling of time recaptured and slipping away again.
For a certain stretch of time, pervasive sexism in the industry meant that the commercial history of rock music with a handful of notable exceptions was largely male.
"Religiosity was more pervasive at that time than it is today," he says, "and it seems that religion was the main driver behind education differences.
They exploited the fear and insecurity that were pervasive at the time to claim emergency powers, creating offshore detention centers where prisoners were held without charge and eavesdropping on Americans without a warrant.
Each of the cases involves charges of prosecutorial misconduct, and in particular the failure to turn over crucial evidence to the defense, a constitutional violation that defense lawyers, former prosecutors and four Supreme Court justices have said was at least at one time "pervasive" in the district attorney's office here.
