It is widely accepted that pervasive computing is having a tremendous impact on the way we live our life, conduct businesses, communicate with each other, and many other areas of life.
Integrated conservation and development projects (ICDPs) have been a pervasive, although widely criticized, approach to tropical conservation for more than 20 years.
If the distinction between normal sexual behavior and rape turns on a last minute decision by a woman to stop resisting and submit, then it will hardly be surprising if rape turns out to be both very pervasive and widely denied (McGregor 2005; MacKinnon 1989).
The widely documented irreversible and pervasive destruction of federally-protected waterways from mountaintop removal dumping takes place in West Virginia -- and Kentucky, eastern Tennessee and southwest Virginia.
Suboptimal treatment adherence is widely viewed as a pervasive impediment to the successful treatment of chronic illness.
As pervasive computing is widely available during daily activities, wearable input devices which promote an eyes-free interaction are needed for easy access and safety.
This estimate of total genic divergence implied by rates of gene duplication has been widely overlooked due to the pervasive emphasis on nucleotide divergence between orthologous genes.
The feminist movement of the 70s shined a light on "date rape" – the most common kind of sexual assault that once went ignored is now widely-understood to be a pervasive problem.
In the years since the invasion, the country has become a smuggler's dream, with a booming opium economy and pervasive government graft that is widely believed to be a factor in funneling Western aid money to the Taliban.
The heterogeneous and widely deployed wireless networks have made the pervasive and ubiquitous computing possible, which means the access to multimedia data from anywhere at any time.
