Sentence examples for ubiquitous objects from inspiring English sources

I believe this type of white molded-plastic chair belongs to the growing category of the world's ubiquitous objects.

Mr. Koons's best remade ready-mades make the conversion to art especially accessible by mating almost ubiquitous objects with resonant materials.

We describe the design and the implementation of a layered architecture, that supports the localization of devices, and simple pervasive and ubiquitous objects.

Chatsworth House is lending an object that bears witness to the religious upheaval of her father's reign, the rosary beads once owned by Henry - once ubiquitous objects, which in later years would come to be seen as dangerously heretical.

So he set his sights on redesigning recovery rooms and other ubiquitous objects such as wheelchairs, walking canes, and bathtub grab bars to make them more functional, more comfortable, and more attractive.

But to talk to those behind the sidewalks and the benches is to see these ubiquitous objects as powerful tools of social planning, tearing down walls between rich and poor, helping a city bereft of an identity develop a sense of place and ownership.

The egg is such a ubiquitous object that you are reminded constantly of contagious pregnancies.

The paper, titled "Energy Harvesting Active Networked Tags (EnHANTs) for Ubiquitous Object Networking", appeared in the IEEE Wireless Communications Dec. 2010 Special Issue on "The Internet of Things: the Next Big Thing in Communications?".

It's a (very) rare opportunity to reinvent a ubiquitous object that is the most expensive — and, often, most emotive — thing that many people will ever buy except for their homes.

She documented models getting primped for the runway, last-minute wardrobe adjustments, and the pre-show buzz of anticipation, and also noticed a newly ubiquitous object at the shows: the iPhone.

However the idea of such Internet of Things has evolved in a wider sense, referring now to a ubiquitous object society combining RFID, sensor networks and pervasive computing technologies.