Another point of differentiation is the near universal adoption of smartphones as compared to smart homes.
With almost universal adoption of EIA, projects are increasingly subject to more than one assessment process.
As a teacher in a public high school in South Central Los Angeles, Garcia watched his students' nearly universal adoption of mobile devices.
French cultural dominance of Europe in the early 18th century led to an almost universal adoption of Versailles as the model for palatial gardens.
The universal adoption of the Internet and the emerging web services technologies constitutes the infrastructure that enables the provision of a new generation of e-services and applications.
The New Yorker, December 30 , 1939P. 21 PROFILE of Elisabeth Achelis who has, since 1930, spent practically all her time trying to secure the universal adoption of a permanent, unchanging calendar.
One independent candidate bugged by a voguish euphemism is Ralph Nader, who called me the other day to register a complaint about the unthinking, universal adoption of the word detainee.
Supermajority vote requirements is another topic where a change in practice has been more gradual as opposed to proposals that led to almost universal adoption of a governance practice in a short timeframe.
Gun control advocates suggest that gun deaths and injuries could be reduced by the universal adoption of federal and state laws requiring criminal background checks and transaction record keeping for both primary and secondary firearm sales.
From 1880 to 1900, the introduction and near universal adoption of barbed wire greatly reduced the cost of fences, relative to predominant wooden fences, most in counties with the least woodland.
These advances, together with the almost universal adoption of radial-ply construction (described below), have extended the life expectancy of some tires to more than 90,000 miles (150,000 km).
