Sentence examples for pervasive tools from inspiring English sources

Models have become pervasive tools in natural resources management, large-scale planning, and landscape ecology.

Numerical models are pervasive tools in science and engineering for simulation, design, and assessment of physical systems.

This commonality is testament to the primacy of elegance in orthopaedics, apparent in the design of these most pervasive tools and the specialty's most popular procedures.

The practice of photo collage, which had become a pervasive tool of advertising and political propaganda after the First World War, was naturally suited to the Bauhaus interest in integrating the machine-made object with the art of handicraft.

The longer-term concern, he said, is that video surveillance will become a pervasive tool for controlling not only China's comparative handful of dissidents, but the masses of people who ordinarily would not run afoul of the state.

The proofs of the Second Recursion Theorem and its variants (see Odifreddi 1989, II.2.10 and II.2.13) are elaborate and abstract forms of the diagonal method, which can be considered the most pervasive tool of Recursion Theory.

But in the Iraqi desert, satellite technology -- specifically the Global Positioning System, or G.P.S. -- has become a fundamental and pervasive navigation tool for ground forces.

And the stats show us that multimedia images are quickly becoming a pervasive communications tool.

This all pervasive contradictory tool is both devil and savior, endlessly discussed, vilified, revered, used, abused it is all things and nothing.

What is arguably the most pervasive new information tool since television -- e-mail -- seemed to come out of nowhere, but it changed the immutable communication habits of our civilization almost overnight.

There is a serious problem, however, with this unavoidable trend: unless drastic measures are taken, everyone will be forced to communicate via what will be the most pervasive electronic surveillance tool ever built.