Sentence examples for ubiquitous action from inspiring English sources

A heavy-handed response to protest is the ubiquitous action of a dying regime.

Our work lends strong support to an emerging view that hierarchical suppression is a ubiquitous action selection mechanism, whether it is used in deciding among available behavioral choices, or selecting movements performed in complex serial tasks.

Because of its ubiquitous action and the remarkable plasticity of neuroendocrine regulation, IGF-I acts as pivotal effector that translates fluctuating environmental conditions into endogenous molecular signals in a variety of cell types (Fernandez & Torres-Alemán, 2012).

Or as incongruous as an eighties movie trailer backed by the bass drone: It seemed as though we had survived a dark time, and made it safely to the other side, when roughly two minutes and twenty seconds of the new "Star Trek" trailer had elapsed without the appearance of a certain ear-splitting and maddeningly ubiquitous action-movie-trailer musical cue.

By Ian Crouch March 27, 2013 It seemed as though we had survived a dark time, and made it safely to the other side, when roughly two minutes and twenty seconds of the new "Star Trek" trailer had elapsed without the appearance of a certain ear-splitting and maddeningly ubiquitous action-movie-trailer musical cue.

Inviting is a ubiquitous social action.

The persistence of Big Pharma's fraud despite ubiquitous legal action suggests that our present efforts to hold the industry accountable are ineffective.

To this aim, we chose THIP that specifically enhances the activity of δ-containing GABAA receptors expressed in granule cells and, partially, in the CA1 pyramidal cells (Semyanov et al. 2004) and is more specific to the hippocampus than NO-711 or Sr2+ that have ubiquitous synaptic action.

What can be said for certain is that Iceland have helped make the clapping action ubiquitous after Euro 2016, but it has existed for some time.

Nascar marketers will also be the first to give their ubiquitous sponsors and action junkie fans what they want: on-track dogfights that result in spectacular crashes.

However, more ubiquitous cell regulatory actions of CDK5 outside of the brain are well described [ 26, 27].