In addition to producing high-quality particles, the new organic precursors have the advantage of being ubiquitous, cost-effective and non-toxic.
So a more ubiquitous, lower-cost, more efficient way of reaching people and reaching money to people — why would it not work?
The Quantified Self movement is made possible by ubiquitous, low-cost, and always-on connected sensors.
Providing diverse, ubiquitous and cost-effective broadband services is a foremost challenge for the telecommunication community.
Many 3D printers employ the fused filament fabrication (FFF) approach with the ubiquitous low-cost poly-lactic acid (PLA) fiber.
New systems, like Dwolla, Stripe and others, have made it faster to access, given it greater functionality and simplified end-user experiences, helping developers and businesses leverage the network and its ubiquitous low-cost payments in ways never before possible.
Plastic bottles are ubiquitous but the cost of producing them varies dramatically around the world, thanks mainly to differences in raw-material costs and energy prices.
Rights have become ubiquitous at the cost of their specificity and significance.
So, the accessibility of 3G mobile internet I predict to become ubiquitous and low cost in the fairly near term.
They note that few of the world's whizziest networks were built without some state subsidy; they also say ubiquitous fibre would cost only half as much as Britain's proposed high-speed railway line.
That might actually be a good thing for any American looking to buy this car; Jaguars were never ubiquitous, since they cost more (and, not too long ago, were less reliable) than other cars in their class.
