Sentence examples for ubiquitous form from inspiring English sources
While we know VR isn't going to replace television, we're yet to find out if the technology has the staying power to become a ubiquitous form of media.
In 1988 the Playhouse presented his musical Be Bop a Lula, about Eddie Cochrane and Gene Vincent, which pioneered the now ubiquitous form of the rock compilation musical.
THE continent that gave us magic realism has embraced magic of a less realistic kind, in the ubiquitous form of Harry Potter: at least a couple of titles appear in each of the lists below.
"The 2K screen is just part of the arms race that's taking place in smartphones, as manufacturers desperately try to differentiate from each other in what has essentially become a ubiquitous form factor of a black rectangle with a screen," Ben Wood, chief of research at CCS Insight, told the Guardian.
It's that system, and Jenny's relationship to the system, upon which the movie pivots — looking at an image and determining whom to let in, or not even bothering to look, a process that reproduces, in local, daily, and ubiquitous form, the one that states maintain in deciding which migrants to admit.
Note: The government will very likely step in long before Facebook credits become a ubiquitous form of currency.
It filters their experience through a wide range of genres that suggests the very colonization of inner life by the ubiquitous forms and styles of Hollywood.
THE HAGUE — Hoping to reduce one of the most ubiquitous forms of waste, a global group of scientists is proposing that certain types of plastic be labeled hazardous.
"Apple Pay is one of the most ubiquitous forms of payments and provides users with an easy, fast and secure way to pay," said Steve Fisher, Senior Vice President of Payments at eBay, in a statement.
As Google today announced, those ubiquitous forms that make you prove you are human by typing in barely legible words and house numbers will soon be replaced with a single click — at least on sites that use Google's reCAPTCHA service.
So the democratic entertainments of the day give form to the sovereign ruler where, with an ironic twist, one of the most frivolous and ubiquitous forms of media, the internet video, is used to create a portrait of someone who is rarely seen in public, has probably never heard of a LOLcat, and has been head of state for 59 years.
