But it will take a long time for the tech to penetrate and be ubiquitous everywhere.
Will any of our grandchildren look back on his or her schooldays, and credit his or her success in life to "a really good computer"?Is there an argument for keeping new technology out of the classroom, precisely because it is so ubiquitous everywhere else already?
Sonic struck me as the kind of kid at school who'd de-pants you in the hallway, while Mario was Mario: ubiquitous, everywhere, boring.
He has been ubiquitous, appearing everywhere, trying to overhaul most sectors of national life: finance, health, energy, automobiles and transportation, housing, and education, among others.
"The idea is to create this ubiquitous Michael Jordan everywhere environment," said Karen Baker, a spokeswoman at Beyond DDB, a division of DDB Worldwide, which was hired to promote the film.
These microplastics are ubiquitous, found everywhere from the equator to the poles, and it is a real and rapidly growing problem.
She sees herself as a social secretary for people who have been deprived of the forms of communication that are now ubiquitous almost everywhere except for prisons.
Private equity firms "are ubiquitous, they are everywhere," said Eileen Appelbaum, a senior economist at the Center for Economic and Policy Research who studies private equity.
"To lose 25 lives in order to essentially take action on something that we've known has been a problem for years, that we see as a growing problem — this technology in the scheme of things is relatively new, but it's ubiquitous, it's everywhere," Kathryn O'Leary Higgins, chairwoman of a panel of the National Transportation Safety Board, said in the second of two days of testimony.
"This solidifies our view that rocky planets are everywhere, ubiquitous, around all kinds of stars," says astrophysicist Nikku Madhusudhan of the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom, who was not involved in the project. .
"These chemicals are ubiquitous — they're everywhere.
