Sentence examples for ubiquitous availability from inspiring English sources

We have adopted a complementary approach that takes advantage of the wealth of data available for human faces, an indirect result of the ubiquitous availability of cameras.

But the ubiquitous availability of medical information is irrevocably putting more power in the hands of patients.

You need a buzz saw to clear some breathing room, gain a sightline, and criticism has to have enough teeth and ubiquitous availability to be that instrument.

And for data providers, ubiquitous availability of information and low barriers to entry means that the competitive advantage gained from the data itself can be quickly eroded.

"As severe weather events become more frequent, consumers may come to value more highly the immediate and ubiquitous availability of reliable mobile computing devices," it said.

I'm disappointed at your Nov. 14 editorial about the dangers of high doses of vitamin E. Millions of Americans are looking to vitamin therapy as an alternative to the ubiquitous availability of prescription medicine.

These innovations not only help provide ubiquitous data availability but also enable healthcare continuity over time and across settings.

We have spent the last 13 years singularly focused on redefining radio and benefit from unrivalled intellectual property, deep experience in delivering personalized playlists, and ubiquitous product availability across every platform.

The longer term, societal effects of a general loss of privacy due to ubiquitous data availability and surveillance are not well-understood.

We illustrate through two examples some new challenges that network, information, and control theories are facing in a world of widespread sensing, ubiquitous connectivity, and availability of massive data.

Salesforce.com is a database that lives in the cloud and presumes availability of ubiquitous wireless connectivity so that roving sales staff can always access customer data.