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.
Like other computer-based educational technologies, they have ubiquitous availability; excellent slides or rare samples can be digitized just once and then made available to large audiences simultaneously.
In 1972, in Ways of Seeing, John Berger described how, "for the first time ever, images of art have become ephemeral, ubiquitous, insubstantial, available, valueless, free".
Online news is perishable, ubiquitous and available at world-beating quality from, inter alia, the BBC, the Guardian – and Sky News – for free.
Clearly there are budget constraints – and the items here are perfect world picks – but these are universal and ubiquitous pieces available at all prices.
E-ZPass, one of a growing array of technologies that are changing the way agencies collect tolls, is the ubiquitous version, available to drivers in a dozen states from Maine to Virginia.
Mobile phones are ubiquitous, widely available and used all over the world.
In ICN, since caching becomes a ubiquitous functionality available at each router, it is of paramount importance to develop efficient tools for the performance analysis of large-scale interconnected caches for content distribution.
Given that services also need to be ubiquitous and available to customers using them in new and potentially unexpected ways, it is clear that cloud services will need to become increasingly autonomous and self-describing, reusable, and highly interoperable.
