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"Today, when sex is so, well, ubiquitous, we forget how frankly shocking it must have been five decades ago for a woman to talk about not just sexuality, but female sexuality -- which most of America liked to politely pretend didn't exist," Leive said.
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When teenagers finally receive their GCSE results this week after the long summer wait, much of the news will feature those who have done well, with ubiquitous pictures of happy students jumping for joy.
The site carries selected items from smaller brands like the British companies Pink-Ice (wear the pin shaped like a butterfly on your belly button, $85.37) and Kitsch (Bruce Lee T-shirt, $22.76) as well as ubiquitous fashion names like J. Crew and Polo.
It provides a flexible architecture as well as ubiquitous and integrated methodologies for the Cloud manufacturing system.
By collecting fees for ads that come with search results, as well as ubiquitous display advertising on the home page and product category pages.
Data traffic in mobile networks is increasing dramatically mainly because of the wide spread of smart devices as Users Equipment (UE) (e.g., tablets and smartphones), the popularization of streaming and real-time services (e.g., video and online games), as well as ubiquitous Internet access [1].
Over the next five years he hopes to capitalize on Ericsson's long-standing relationships in 140 markets worldwide to sell the networking technology that will bring mobile telephony to 1 billion new customers, while offering the 1.6 billion existing customers mobile-phone-based applications that go well beyond ubiquitous voice and text messaging.
While this is a cool idea, and could work well for ubiquitous iPods, it gets an "eh" here because you're unlikely to randomly bump into other people who have Zunes, and unless Microsoft actually gives away music, you're even more unlikely to find people who are willing to purchase tracks from its latest music store.
Single-stranded DNA-binding protein (SSB) is a well characterized ubiquitous and essential bacterial protein involved in almost all aspects of DNA metabolism.
This NMJ phenotype can be rescued by a Marf genomic rescue construct as well as ubiquitous expression of a Marf cDNA.
Moreover, the presence of differential, as well as, ubiquitous expression clusters of these genes in different stages of the cyst nematode G. pallida, suggest that these enzymes play an important role throughout the life-cycle of nematodes.
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