It was always a source of iconoclastic pride that I never saw a single episode of "Seinfeld" or "Friends" back when they were in their prime, but in the era of multiplying channels and ubiquitous choices, those shows have now hunted me down.
For example, there are the ubiquitous laser choices (pulse, beam, military etc), missiles or projectile weapons.
At least they could create new pornographic expression of their own liking, rather than buying into the ubiquitous prefabricated choices currently available.
As Adam Sternbergh points out, thanks to today's ubiquitous media choices, rather than sharing our experiences, we are all relegated to "our own individual cocoon".
This problem is ubiquitous in the choice of statistical tests: the optimal choice of test depends on the unknown state of nature.
From this, Gabler concludes, even when all the elitists seem consciously to combine forces to make their choices ubiquitous in all the traditional media, they can no longer dominate the culture….
Ostrich skin, this season's hide of choice, is ubiquitous in handbags, shoes, belts and, most noticeably, skirts -- from Prada's $2,800 tan knee-skimming design (left) to Intermix's more affordable $348 version.
In this paper we investigate the problem of cutting a cake in a way that is truthful, Pareto-efficient, and fair, where for the first time our notion of dominant strategy truthfulness is the ubiquitous one in social choice and computer science.
But the stakes are now shifting towards health-conscious choices: the ubiquitous jars of jelly beans and M&Ms are increasingly supplanted by dehydrated broccoli florets and kale crisps, washed down with a gulp of Soylent.
Today, while the cuisine still is not ubiquitous, there are strong choices — from takeout taquerias to casual family restaurants to sophisticated spots that go way beyond enchiladas and burritos.
