Thereafter, second-order functions became a ubiquitous feature of modern logic and semantic analysis.
They are a ubiquitous feature of prison life, given the potential for conflict over noise and music preferences.
Donald Trump's Make America Great Again hats have been a ubiquitous feature of his rallies and become a fashion trend.
In Los Angeles, some designers are turning bare walls -- a ubiquitous feature of the city's streetscape -- into a highlight of the driving experience.
Even Starbucks, whose coffeehouses have become a ubiquitous feature of the American landscape, just reported a decline in same-store sales for the first time.
Whether it is commuters, children cycling to school or revellers swaying slightly through the dawn, the bicycle is a ubiquitous feature of the Copenhagen street.
The topic has become such a ubiquitous feature of this year's advertising that it is virtually a requirement for candidates to have a prescription drug commercial.
Pettegree observes that this lavish display represents the "astute manipulation of different media," a coordination he calls "a ubiquitous feature of the first age of print".
It turns out that giving up a portion of one's income for the sake of the tribe is such a ubiquitous feature of the human race that some researchers see it as crucial to our species' success.
She decided to make use of an ubiquitous feature of west African architecture: the semi-legal containers present on every street corner, usually used by mechanics, hairdressers or stores selling food and supplies.
Smartphones have become a ubiquitous feature of everyday life.
