The show was certainly a technological dazzler with its inventive and pervasive use of video imagery.
Perhaps the most pervasive use of mercury is in the amalgam of metals used in most dental fillings.
The most pervasive use of the devices is by companies that track fleets of vehicles or high-value shipments.
The major impediment today to the more pervasive use of solar power is the high, up-front investment required of users.
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.
Mobile uploads ("muploads," as some call them), not to mention the pervasive use of video chatting, have made it nearly impossible to escape the spotlight.
Complementing and enhancing the results of the use of computers in design is the pervasive use of computers on board the aircraft itself.
Instead of using explosives, lives are destroyed through a systematic and pervasive use of rape to punish women, humiliate their men, destroy families, displace communities and to send an ominous message to any potential enemies.
I have reservations about the pervasive use of video, which flattens the scenic impact of the staging by projecting the imagery onto a multitiered, boxed wall of a set that fills the entire stage.
This is a problem of culture, of attitude, of legal impunity, and above all else of the pervasive use of firearms, which rapidly escalate minor disputes into potentially deadly confrontations.
The pervasive use of Social Security numbers was surprising, given the importance of Social Security numbers as a tool for identity theft, said Phil Blank, managing director of security, risk and fraud at Javelin.
