pervasively

By their nature, aspects usually touch the rest of the system pervasively, whereas object components are more "localized. "

Amitabha Buddha emitted uncountable lights from his palm which pervasively illuminated all the Buddhalands.

In particular, classroom assessment is pervasively hailed by researchers owing to its faithfulness to classroom context.

It may be true, but as long as the forces of discrimination and biased perceptions affect people so pervasively, we'll never know.

Conceptual metaphor, reflection of our thinking and behavior, pervasively exists in various cultures and language systems.

The World War II destroyed the human body and civilization, moreover caused the humanity to beset with a psychic crisis pervasively .

Touch scrolling and panning is now supported pervasively throughout the user interface in the bookmark list and other areas.

Gradually and pervasively oozing ashore, coating everything in its path, leaked oil has started fouling Louisiana wetlands.

In the time of booming information and networking technology, embeded system has been pervasively applied in various areas of engineering.

As Web-based information sources grow pervasively, content providers and content consumers are presented with several challenges.

More pervasively, the primary changes to RUP consist of a more subtle change of perspective on the development process.

But the lights of Amitabha Buddha pervasively illuminate uncountable, immeasurable, innumerable Buddhalands.

Metaphor pervasively exists in the course of our cultural and art activities.

DUAL table A single-row, single-column table used pervasively in Oracle applications as a dummy.

Fat people are discriminated against, unfairly and pervasively .

I'm saying that because this mentality has pervasively spread to every business, industry and country on the planet over the past 100 years.

If you use continuation servers pervasively, the user experience will change.

Many of my clients have too much legacy code and momentum to change pervasively.

He is too earnest in a political culture that is pervasively cynical.

Whether they annoy you or you like them, advertisements in their various forms have already pervasively permeated our lives.