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What seems to be lacking is a suitable abstraction for programming pervasive computing environments.

Ambiguity, as a common and pervasive language phenomenon, has long been a major concern of many Chinese and foreign scholars.

Web services architecture simplifies the creation of distributed applications by leveraging the pervasive nature of the Internet.

However, the rest of the systems stack has not evolved to meet the needs of these now pervasive application environments.

Near civil war between town and country was a pervasive feature of this break-down in social order.

Cultural transmission: One of the most pervasive sources seem to be the continual process of cultural transmission across generations.

To be sure, a clean and clear economic decoupling remains something of a fantasy given the pervasive forces of globalisation.

It's probably safe to say that even our most pervasive foundational technologies within computing started out as some sort of buzzword.

We know all about heroin-and yet, beyond the myth of its powers and dangers, how much do we really know about this evermore pervasive drug?

Pervasive developmental disorder not specified (PDD-NOS) that the diagnosis is usually used to diagnose mild or atypical autism.

Pervasive ice cover for eight to nine months out of the year can block relief ships in case of a blowout.

A woman cries and a man loses his temper; that seems to be the pervasive theme in many conflicts.

Who let out a cry and I frighten creepy, then see, is a pervasive machine was a false alarm.

Scientists concluded that this mining process has "pervasive and irreversible" consequences .

To be able to model the requirement of the pervasive usability, this paper inducts perceptual control model.

One of the pervasive features of Maoism was its voluntarist belief that human consciousness was the decisive factor in history.

The uniquely pervasive nature of electronic media, it is said, justifies greater government interference in content.

The resulting pervasive sense of timelessness is one of the city's great charms.

The investigation seems set to reinforce the perception of the pervasive nature of public corruption in New Jersey.

There can be a sense of powerlessness, hopelessness and an all-pervasive gloom.

Such a message needs to be part of the persistent and pervasive message on all these tactical activities.

As an important part of mathematical cognition, numerical estimation is a pervasive process in the daily life of both children and adults.

This mosaic theory is a new way of thinking about the Fourth Amendment in an age of pervasive tracking technology.

One of the biggest reasons for the pervasive clutter in my apartment is a lack of time to deal with it.

I'm going to show you just a few examples of how pervasive this phenomena is.

In Russia, as winter approaches all vegetables except for potatoes and the pervasive cabbage in soup seem to disappear from the menus.

"Obviously he's tapped into a pretty pervasive emotion, " said Jonathan Berent, author of the upcoming book "Work Makes Me Nervous. "

But they were swimming against the tide , unable to make much headway against a pervasive and, in retrospect, foolish complacency .

Manageability is defined as the ability of a resource (in this case, a pervasive device) to be remotely managed.

However, every solution contains idiomatic patterns, which are not formal enough to emblazon in a book but are pervasive nonetheless.

This thesis is to use the general characteristics of pervasive computing, realize the calculation of service.

Sociologically, this seems like a good example of a pervasive technology serving as a mirror to spoof cultural attitudes.

Pervasive poverty, worsened by unchecked government corruption, is as much part of the problem as fervent religious belief.

Despite these pervasive, almost psychotic-like deficits, however, most children with autism do not show symptoms of schizophrenia.

The first is that corruption is pervasive at every level of society and is not a trivial complaint like the common cold, but a cancer.

Poster arts as a medium for information dissemination, is one of the media arts of the most pervasive spirit.

But the lead in any story ever written about him should include the pervasive allegations of child molestation.

Twenty-five years since the entry into force of the Convention against Torture, this cruel and dehumanizing practice remains pervasive.

LR must prove that in Mexico violence against women is pervasive and that there is a societal perception that this is acceptable.

Once a pervasive computing system can perceive the current context, it must have the means of using its perceptions effectively.

Transcoding Technology is an excellent tool for developers or administrators interested in making a pervasive portal even more pervasive.

Individuals with learning disabilities can face unique challenges that are often pervasive throughout the lifespan.

it is a world where anything is under all-pervasive supervision and even the children are honored to disclose their parents.

Contemporary IT is increasingly a function of mobile technology, pervasive or ubiquitous computing, and of course, cloud computing.

Embedded database(EDB) technology is one of the important steps for normal pervasive computing system.

Still others look to pervasive poverty and high income inequality as the reason why food price volatility is of such concern.

The Word of God is the king of words and its pervasive influence is incalculable.

Where the "identity crisis" comes is the persistent and pervasive use of what I consider , spammy handles in blog comments .

Note that this article only describes the version of DB2 running on distributed and pervasive platforms.

This fear is so pervasive that it has its own name: "defensive medicine. "

The binary of martial and civil virtues (wen-wu) is one of the oldest and most pervasive concepts in East Asian thought.

Personally, I found these visual cues so pervasive in parts of the book that they lost their impact.

Rumors still abound of botched and fatal space missions, the result of pervasive secrecy that surrounded the Soviet space program.

Critical concerns have been given to its thematic profundity and Conradian ideology of politics and materialism pervasive in the novel.

Worry becomes troublesome when it is excessive, unfocused , or pervasive, or if it leaves you paralyzed to take action.

The result of the research indicates that grammatical metaphor is pervasive in the language of contact.

The Representative was struck by a pervasive sense of fear and uncertainty among those he spoke.

But messaging has become pervasive and is no longer confined to these limited roles.

Regulatory uncertainty remains pervasive, with different policies in different parts of the country.

In the beginning, when you first notice the power of perception, you can easily feel overwhelmed by how pervasive it is.

Those closed systems perform valuable functions as well, but their impact in society is different and less pervasive.

"Irrational exuberance has become pervasive gloom, " John Mitchell said at the end of his presentation.

But there was still a pervasive feeling that, despite all the evasions, those involved in the trade were doing something deeply wrong.

The bottom line: Disaster is real and pervasive, but deeper collaboration plus smarter modeling make a big difference.

There's such a pervasive feeling in this country that, if there's a problem, there's always a pill to fix it.

N. report entitled "Marine Litter: A Global Challenge, " which finds that plastic is the most pervasive form of pollution in the oceans.

Beyond that the pervasive theme appears to be in protesting the richest 1% of Americans and their purported greed.

The lack of reliable information is so pervasive that even Xinhua, the state-run news agency, sent reporters to the courthouse in Guiyang.

For doctors, nurses, patients and anyone who might be deemed at risk, the anxiety was pervasive.

And after a while it led me to wonder, if investor indifference was so pervasive, could India's stocks be undervalued?

The more pervasive and detailed the patterning of the activity involved, the higher the costs of the commitments tend to be.

The notion that profit is too dirty a motive to be allowed in a business as fine as education is pervasive.

There's a clear road map that speech recognition is going to move from niche to pervasive marketplaces.

It makes pervasive, particularly if you're one of the millions upon millions of existing Gmail users.

They had endured 200 years of political strife, their environment was in terrible shape, and poverty was pervasive.

The night is still, still in its pervasive stillness, just as that spring night.

Just as people were amazed at the new all-pervasive media, in Shanghai has emerged a new ad carrier.

"Corruption is pervasive in every part of Chinese society, and education is no exception, " Mr. Li said.

The service- based approach defines pervasive computing as a ubiquitously available service environment .

Pervasive checks for a valid license make it harder to defeat the licensing scheme.

Today, the Java platform offers unparalleled portability across execution environments, operating systems, and pervasive devices.

The moment is one imbued with pervasive worry about the prospect of hard times ahead.

Notice the pervasive influence of the Bible in each of these definitions.

Convention over configuration: To keep perfect flexibility, Java frameworks maintain massive, pervasive configuration files.

The local U. S. attorney, Eddie Jordan, has called corruption in the (police) department "pervasive, rampant and systemic. "

That's just one example of a situation in which it's useful to access a mashup using a pervasive device.

Wall Street Journal investigation of the practice showed tracking to be pervasive and ever-more intrusive: The 50 most-popular U.

Also, you can leverage WebSphere Portal's innate support of pervasive computing devices in the form of WML markup.

Hunting has become so pervasive that the kingdoms now hunt one another mimicking the two leggeds choice to slaughter and consume flesh.

Over the last decade, computerized monitoring has become a pervasive.

Both were run by quasi-dictators, complete with strict censorship and a pervasive secret police.

With the further development of quantum computation and quantum information, the quantum reversible circuit applications are more pervasive.

Yet in the portfolio of presidential phrases, none is more pervasive than Obama's four-word favorite: Let me be clear.

But the pervasive pessimism of 1982 preceded one of the greatest equity bull markets in history.

And then there was the smell. It hung in the hot, humid air, rich, rank, pervasive.

The salient features of this pervasive infrastructure include scale, mobility, and ubiquity.

The buzz for the so-called 'eco-point' scheme was so pervasive that Japanese business daily Nikkei named it one of the top trends of 2010.

EPCAT is at the forefront of efforts to combat these two pervasive problems which affect primarily women and children.

Narcolepsy , a hereditary malady, is characterized by pervasive sleeping and brief attacks of deep sleep throughout the day.

These maps suggest a pervasive involvement of transcriptional activity in indexing chromatin with reference to the underlying DNA sequence.

The assumption that rationality is common knowledge is so pervasive in game theory that it is rarely stated explicitly.

This leads to a "no smoke without fire" culture that may be pervasive and hard to overcome.

Reuse via patterns is so pervasive that numerous other books also catalog (and provide distinct names for) such extractions.

AOP is primarily designed to separate the implementations of "pervasive" concerns that are repeated throughout an application.

Not a single industry reported an increase in new orders, production or employment, highlighting how pervasive economic weakness is.

She lives with a pervasive sense of guilt.

In fact, I'll try to explain today that sync is maybe one of, if not one of the most, perhaps the most pervasive drive in all of nature.

So, as the developing of the pervasive computing research, context-aware technology has become a hotspot.

Discrimination is pervasive, insidious and real. Having an open mind and an open heart is vital to the progression of humanity.

"A climate of fear, created by pervasive, excessive and arbitrary punishment, permeated most of the institutions, " the report says.

This approach provides significant contributions to the pervasive computing environment.

A new study examines the characteristics of children with pervasive developmental disorders (PDD) who also have gastrointestinal problems.

This article described how you can use SOA to provide a clear and concise solution using Web services in a pervasive environment.

In such a free and unrestrained in the world, we all feel in the virtual life, but also a pervasive sense of romantic atmosphere.

This was controversial at the time, as the Chinese were considered an inferior race due to pervasive racism.

It is of grave concern when an agency with such pervasive effects on our lives loses the public's confidence.

Transcoding will be necessary to transform content to designated pervasive devices.

Some people handle this better than others, but the pervasive anxiety that often results can slowly wear down a couple.

And the brazenness of the firm's bribe-paying points to a rotten corporate culture pervasive across Germany at the time.

The impact of the artificially undervalued yuan is easily outweighed by other, pervasive state intervention in the economy.

China says its online security policies are needed to fight pervasive fraud, cyberattacks, pornography and rumormongering.

Indeed, national institutes and industry have become a pervasive and formidable global power in medicine and research.

The findings reject the pervasive position that Chinese culture resists software copyright and encourages piracy behaviors.

A climate of fear, created by pervasive, excessive and arbitrary punishment, permeated most of the institutions and all those run for boys.

But, formed within the nebula, that cluster's young, massive stars ultimately power the pervasive nebular glow.

There is some evidence that people would prefer more equality, but there is no sign of widespread outrage or pervasive demands for change.

Pervasive computing gives us tools to manage information easily. Information is the new currency of the global economy.

Mistrust of the intentions of social sites appears to be pervasive.

As but one example, just consider this extraordinary indicia of pervasive American discontent, from a Gallup finding yesterday.

This approach can provide significant contributions to the pervasive computing environment.

What struck me from the outset is that something as pervasive and stubborn as cancer must be a deep part of the story of life itself.

Part of the fear of chemicals stems from the sheer novelty of new chemical substances and their all-pervasive presence in our lives.

Marketing is a pervasive social activity that goes considerably beyond the selling of toothpaste, soap, and steel.

First, however, I want to dispel one of the pervasive myths of JavaScript: that you need a web page to interact with it.

Hopefully this time there's not nearly that same time lag between seeing a social imperative for it to be pervasive.

Marketing is pervasive social activity that goes considerably beyond the selling of toothpaste, soap, and steel.

A defeatist attitude can be pervasive in its negative impact on the outcome of one's mission.

It's a curious paradox: the more pervasive globalisation becomes, the less we understand it by looking at trade statistics.

The next step in portal evolution is extending the reach to a pervasive device such as a PalmPilotTM, Pocket PC, or SmartPhone.

However, as open-standard technologies mature and become pervasive, some migration effort might eventually be required.

Vital to this approach is the constant use of English as the target language that becomes a pervasive vehicle for classroom communication.

Pervasive for network test and network trends, to develop an online exam simulation system is a very real thing.

Microarrays are becoming pervasive in biology and can offer unparalleled insights into biological processes.

In many accounts, the BBC's current agonies are integrated with the pervasive apprehension afflicting the TV industry.

But, as ever, investors got over-excited, and now consumers have started to see the wine as too pervasive, and so tastes are changing.

The fog seemed to hold the moonlight in suspension, rendering it more pervasive than in clear air.

Sexual harassment can take the form of persistent or pervasive acts, or of a single act that is intense or severe.

The application instance shows that the pro-posed fuzzy access control for pervasive computing is effective.

It is so powerful, pervasive and all encompassing that it affects everything you do or say, or even think or feel.

Yet, encouraged by the pervasive profanity on television and in music, kids don't think twice about aggressive and vulgar languages.

The need for technical expertise is so pervasive that even retailers are demanding such skills.

It seemed to hold the moonlight in suspension, rendering it more pervasive than in clear air.

For the service reuse problem in pervasive computing, an optimal quality-oriented approach is proposed.

This follows a trend across the Asian region where product convergence has been pervasive.

As a key technology of pervasive computing, context-aware has become an important link of pervasive computing research.

Nor does a new outbreak of high inflation seem imminent, given the pervasive deflationary conditions in most of the rich world.

One expert thinks these studies shed light on an important and pervasive problem.

(See my blog on sonata form). Sonata form was so pervasive that it invaded every genre of music of the time, even opera and church music.

Women's rights activists say sex selection represents another example of India's pervasive discrimination against women.

Pervasive digitalization of the approaching future promises clearer, faster, and more omnipresent mirrors.

Sure, if segmentation of XML messaging were easy, it would be more pervasive today.

Dinner menus are the product of subtle and pervasive food cultures, which can't be tweaked from the East Wing.

One of the most pervasive wins of open source is programming tools.

Networking types like to talk about the idea that there is a pervasive social element in all of the things people interact with.

This type of behavior would seemingly hurt an otherwise busy colony, so scientists have wondered why it is so pervasive.

The problem is the pervasive power of the conservative energy lobby.

Mobile and pervasive games are a new, fast-growing segment of the overall games market.

It's only when we get into the realm of rich interaction that it will start to be as pervasive as we want it to be.

Even today, pervasive corruption makes it hard to do business without buying favours.

Pervasive computing refers to a computing mode anytime and anywhere.

And spam, as common and pervasive as it is, is a very, very significant problem.

Today, networks are both pervasive and commonplace, and applications still push the envelope of network scale and speed.

CVP analysis is so pervasive in management accounting that it touches on virtually everything that a manager does.

The principles described here aren't as far-reaching or pervasive as the values, but each one is expressed by many of the patterns.

Numerous studies have consistently reported that language anxiety has the pervasive effects on the language-learning process.

The middleware supporting context-aware application is the important platform under the pervasive computing environment.

It is a pervasive language phenomenon in verbal communication, so is in political English news.

The pervasive domain provides a number of challenges for those wishing to provide solutions in such scenarios.

Context access control problem remains a major challenge in the security researches of pervasive computing.

As a main computing paradigm in the future, the pervasive computing presents dis- tinct challenges on the pervasive resource management.

The belief that people can work just fine from home or on the road was especially pervasive in Asia and Latin America.

first , it provides a way of viewing pervasive computing systems.

Latency arbitrage is a type of trading that relies on ultrahigh speeds; it's not clear which firms engage in it or how pervasive it is.

The introduction of Western learning into China has a profound and pervasive influence on Chinese modern paintings.

This article describes a service-oriented approach to providing a common interface for pervasive devices.

Humor as a pervasive human phenomenon is observable in many spheres and aspects of our daily life.

Unlike those previous advances, however, this one, in the period of a decade, will become pervasive.

Arthur Chen, director of Yangming's Center of International Affairs, spoke of the pervasive influence of stereotypes in our lives.

The satirist then tweeted: "Good news. Starbucks are now looking into their pervasive lavatory smell. "

Pervasive: It monitors all application components and dependencies.

The rhythmic pulse is pervasive, but the possibilities of the style itself strictly limited.

The military junta uses a pervasive internal security apparatus to monitor the activities of all religious organizations.

Thanks to Francis Bacon's exhortations, the mastery of nature became a positive doctrine and a pervasive motivation.

Economists have likened it to Microsoft's Windows operating system -- much-criticized, but so pervasive it is difficult to replace.

It combines tools, runtimes and middleware for building, testing, and deploying server-managed client software to pervasive devices.

No matter what happens in Washington, the market is forcing through significant and pervasive reforms.

Today evolution is the foundation of all biology, so basic and all-pervasive that scientists sometimes take its importance for granted.

Anatexis is pervasive in high grade metamorphic rocks and has received much attention from geo scientists.

called "physical addiction" to cooled air America's "most pervasive and least noticed epidemic" .

Taiwan's cable TV industry is attractive to investors because cable is pervasive in Taiwanese households.

It's the role of the audience in an era of pervasive electronic communications. Here he is talking from the 1960s.

As the South African Revenue Service explains: The harms caused by impermissible tax avoidance are varied and pervasive.

In the research, we find that anxiety is pervasive among vocational college students in listening class and test.

However, violence and organised crime have become so pervasive in some cities that they threaten hard-won political and economic progress.

It's worth noting that for services exposed within an enterprise, consider any transport that has become sufficiently pervasive.

Her 73 filed U. S. patents range from networking, Web, security, privacy, multimedia, wireless, pervasive devices, to radio frequency ID.

Established unions suffer from a pervasive culture of poor civic and political activism.

He works with the Pervasive Group on WebSphere Portal and Transcoding Technologies.

Universal Access with Internet Transcoding is one way to adapt video, images, audio, and text to individual pervasive devices.

Discrimination by caste, religion, and gender remains pervasive.

Water, a pervasive factor, underlines lakes as the academy's advantage.

The government will meet the public's "legal demands" and immediately launch "full, absolute and pervasive" political and economic reforms.

These private schools still exist, but western-style schooling is becoming more pervasive.

So pervasive are advertisements that no one can avoid being influenced by them.

True, but a lot of others are trapped in persistent, pervasive lawlessness.

But if cool heads prevail, peacemaking metaphors could yet become as pervasive as today's bellicose ones.

We reverse the pervasive trend towards stock-based incentive compensation.

However, many Chinese companies are aware of the pervasive criticisms of their quality.

In international trade practice, the culture is more pervasive in the traditional areas and emerging trade in goods, trade in services.

Media coverage of newsworthy cases has become so pervasive that picking an untainted jury can take weeks or sometimes even months.

"The same argument is still pervasive in our school community, " he says.

At the present stage, internal capital market is a pervasive capital allocation system.

But in the hundreds of interviews Mr Banks conducted, he found pervasive sadness.

They were a pervasive presence.

In a short space of time, a few digital resources have become something between enormously popular and pervasive in America.

Policy-based method on user-controllable privacy for pervasive computing is studied in the paper.

The depth of insights is as pervasive as the coverage is complete.

There is talk, though little sign, of a pervasive fifth column of Qaddafi loyalists.

For this scenario, you do not (yet) require Pervasive device access.

They discussed the pervasive role of science, technology, and health in foreign policy.

Violence against women is pervasive in Eritrea, including all forms of sexual violence.

This age-centrism is particularly pervasive in people's attitudes toward nursing homes.

"The findings appear to trace CR2 meteorites' origin to to cosmo chemical regimes where ammonia was pervasive, " the authors write.

In , the robot almost all-pervasive . Also read the news that has been outside Arcadia - robot era.

A service pack (SP) contains groups of Program Temporary Fixes (PTF)s for highly pervasive issues.

her acute observations, her concern for precise details and her interest in nature are pervasive.

Access control is a key technique for the security of pervasive computing.

According to different layer's requirements, several complete and mature research fields in pervasive computing come into being.

A computer based forensics company claims that porn is pervasive on work computer systems.

This article just touches on the vast potential of pervasive portlet programming.

But regulatory interference in what should become market-driven processes has become more pervasive.

XYZ Ltd. manufactures PDAs, wearable computers, and other pervasive computing devices.

It also runs on platforms ranging from mainframes to pervasive computing devices.

However, some countries still lack pervasive or even regular access to computers.

The influence of Coase is clear and pervasive throughout these two collections of papers.

It's particularly problematic in Asia, where wood-burning cook stoves are pervasive and other factors compound the problem.

A pervasive rise in the general level of prices of all goods and services.

He found cynicism, anger and pervasive lying about how things were going.

The pervasive services will be visible only to lower-level applications, i. E. , Those that write directly to services.

Check out the latest developments at IBM's Pervasive Computing site.