But with pervasive window screens and air-conditioning, the risk of disease transmission is far less for most Americans than for people in poorer countries.
"We've come to expect this pervasive window into everyone's lives and when they go dark, it's like they've pulled down the curtains and are hiding something," said Rob Fishman, a former Huffington Post colleague who co-founded Niche, a marketing platform that connects creators on social media with brands.
The thousands of products so far released include the Linux operating system (a free alternative to Microsoft's pervasive Windows), OpenOffice (an alternative to Microsoft's Word and Excel) and Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia, with well over a million entries written entirely by its readers.
His company recently introduced Pervasive SQL for Windows CE for license to any company that wants to develop embedded databases for handheld PCs and Palm PCs.
Dearman and Truong stated that the Vocabulary Wallpaper application was based on the notion of microlearning, which occurs in the brief pervasive learning opportunity windows, for example, when users are waiting in a queue in a coffee shop or in a lift at a hotel.
On the side streets, the renovations in progress are so pervasive that the predominant window treatments on many blocks consist of city-issued building permits.
Importantly, these studies revealed extinction on a magnitude commensurate with non-Tat-induced controls, suggesting that some effects for drug reward may not be pervasive, and a therapeutic window for treatments targeting central Tat proteins (Mousseau et al, 2012) may prove efficacious.
Catherine and her husband, both New York psychoanalysts, saw its potential despite the outhouse, rusty trailer and abandoned ATV's in the field behind the house — not to mention the pervasive mold and shattered windows.
Meanwhile, familiar things like virtual item shops and a chatbot assistant (shades of Clippy) make their appearance as indicators of a pervasive, and familiar platform: Windows 10, natch.
Revealing covert crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan and corporations' pervasive influence in governance, this window into the realities of modern international relations has changed the world for the better.
The $21 million grant to the company is a window into how pervasive networked technologies have become in the military – and the market that has opened up to secure them.
