Yet, as high-speed broadband becomes ubiquitous, the ability to quickly download Blu-ray-quality content will become a reality.
As broadband and high-speed wi-fi becomes ubiquitous the ability of consumers to view video on their home connections and in offices has increased.
The General's chicken may be ubiquitous, but the ability to say his name certainly is not.
One of the saddest aspects of the electronic age is that even as computers have become more powerful and pervasive (ubiquitous even), the ability to create software for them has escaped the reach of everyday people.
One of the main challenging research problems in assistive robotics is to endow ubiquitous robots with ability to pro-actively taking on some tasks to help humans in performing complex activities, by participating with them just as other humans do, in normal societies or organizations.
One HAP, benzene, is of particular concern due to its ubiquitous nature and ability to cause cancer in humans [ 4].
Members of the bacterial genus Pseudomonas, especially P. aeruginosa, are among the major nosocomial pathogens because of their ubiquitous nature and ability to colonize and survive in hospital reservoirs and because of their role in causing infections in immunocompromised and critically ill patients (1 ).
He added that the combination of cheap, ubiquitous technology and the ability to publish anything — how drunk you were last night replete with supporting pictures, for example — means they contribute their own content to be absorbed by their community.
Finally, Australia's government has begun to funnel more money into scientific research and training, primarily through the ambitious and ubiquitous Backing Australia's Ability initiatives, which emphasize commercialization of research.
Heat shock proteins (HSP) have been identified as ubiquitous antigens with the ability to modulate inflammatory responses associated with several autoimmune diseases.
