Sentence examples for pervasiveness is from inspiring English sources

Their pervasiveness is exemplified by the modern automobile, one of the biggest consumers of rare-earth products.

Surveillance cameras are ubiquitous — in subway stations, in residential neighborhoods, on highways — and their pervasiveness is one reason that the police were able to track within 24 hours the travels of the cars used in the failed bombing attempts in London and on the Glasgow airport in 2007.

Without it pervasiveness is seriously cut down.

Pervasiveness is just another way of saying as-a-service.

One example idea (combining this and pervasiveness) is the evolving-egg style of game.

The technology's growing pervasiveness is seen in the increasing popularity of service bots and digital assistants like Alexa and Siri getting constantly smarter.

Pervasiveness was fulfilled if at least 2 symptoms of both the PACS and the CTRS-R L were present, or if symptoms were rated as present in 2 or more different situations of the PACTRS-R Lviewere

Situational pervasiveness was determined by the different situations investigated within the interview and the presence of at least one symptom in each domain reported in the Conners teacher rating (CTRS ADHDD sub-scales.

Parents were required to complete the Conners' Parent ADHD rating Scale-Revised: Long Version (CPRS-R L [ 28]), and CPRS-R L with ADHD were required to have a Global Index T-score > 65 for inclusion in the study (Table 1), symptom pervasiveness was established using teacher responses on the Teacher Report Form (TRF [ 28]).

Situational pervasiveness was defined as at least one symptom occurring within two or more different situations as indicated by the parents in the PACS interview as well as the presence of at least one symptom scoring 2 or 3 on the ADHD subscale as indicated by teachers on the Conners'.

Approximately 73%% of children had a diagnosis of ADHD DSM-IV Combined type, 6 % with DSM-IV inattentive subtype, 8 % with DSM-IV hyperactive-impulsive subtype and 13 % ADHD DSM-III-R (children were classified as DSM-III-R where teacher reports were unobtainable but evidence of pervasiveness was present from parent reports).