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Moreover, in light of this now ubiquitous service, are there really still women who do not know what size they are?

Ubiquitous among the intimacy of marriage must be in spirit, mental, social, emotional and physical aspects to be reflected.

While out on the open water why not tap into something that is virtually ubiquitous like the wind around you?

Due to the fact that causation is ubiquitous, the existence of causative constructions, no doubt, is also universal in world languages.

It could purr along like any luxury car or, at a press of the ubiquitous sport button, growl loudly as you disappear down the road.

Just as it happens at the design level, getting a Ubiquitous Language for the architecture of a system requires some work.

in the developed world at least, electricity is now so ubiquitous that most people notice it only when it fails to work.

Just pick something small and ubiquitous, something of nominal value that you won't miss much.

Because eels have always been ubiquitous and abundant, Watts says, no one seems to believe they could ever go extinct.

however, he's ubiquitous. Everything he does seems to be captured by lens. His blog devulges every second of his sense of aesthete.

Senator Keg is now ubiquitous in Kenya, sold in every makeshift roadside bar, and is affectionately known as "Obama" .

Although reconnection might well be ubiquitous on the sun, finding direct evidence for it has proved difficult.

It has made games ubiquitous, cheap and easy to develop and distribute.

As a result, in two years, portable identities will become a ubiquitous part of the online experience as they reach maturity.

The language of BDD, like the ubiquitous language of DDD, is designed to enable conversations between the business and the developers.

As a start, many people are trying to ensure some level of privacy by putting more starch in the ubiquitous "terms of service" agreements.

In fashion terms, she says, a pair of glasses is ubiquitous, like a pair of shoes or a belt, so will always be in demand.

Not ubiquitous . If you leave a piece of paper in one pair of jeans, you can't access it from the other jeans you're currently wearing.

A great example is soy sauce: the ubiquitous flavoring is so high in added salt that it's awful for your blood pressure.

They illustrate applications of such a theory in ubiquitous computing, business and management, and the psychology of human memory.

Quite often other attempts at such atonement are often mere words like the ubiquitous "sorry, " which means nothing.

As it becomes more ubiquitous, social media is evolving into a skill set, not a profession.

Alachlor is a widely used pre-emergence herbicide, and known as a dangerous, recalcitrant and ubiquitous organic contaminant.

Start realizing that this ubiquitous emotion is the culprit that inhibits you from living your dreams!

You've been given an incentive to armor up, to consciously screen out the ubiquitous stresses that afflict humanity.

The light of the truth sometimes makes one dizzy , therefore white lies are ubiquitous.

The examples above merely scratch the surface on timeouts, which shows how ubiquitous timeouts are in any solution.

We are gradually beginning to realize that the potential for life is ubiquitous throughout our galaxy.

I've never seen a representation of a kind of radio interference patterns, which are so ubiquitous and such an important part of our lives.

For one thing, I don't care how ubiquitous broadband access is, there is still a portion of every week where I am working "offline" .

With near-ubiquitous broadband and a growing employee roster of Gen Y workers, being mobile will be the norm, not the exception.

Ubiquitous desktop access to a company's far-flung database over a stable network was the first step.

To such extent, the emergence of such a practice, now almost ubiquitous on all campuses, is justified.

Widespread, though not ubiquitous, signs around the city urge drivers to "share the road" and give cyclists three feet leeway.

If no one offers you an heirloom, I recommend one of the ubiquitous global brands, sweeteners and stabilizers included.

Mobile phones, a near ubiquitous symbol of upward mobility throughout much of this country, are seen as an impossible luxury.

Proteins or polypeptides (up to 70 amino acids)are ubiquitous molecules that are essential to all forms of life.

You could term the popularity of the iPod (and its ubiquitous, iconic white headphones) a fad.

In today's society, the competition can be said to be ubiquitous, and as a light silver arena show host is even more intense competition.

But using today's ubiquitous communication technology protestors were able to circumvent the official silence.

The sexy summer classic, the safari suit made a comeback, and of course, there were the ubiquitous animal prints.

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

When do you think mobile broadband will be fast enough, cheap enough, and ubiquitous enough to supplant wifi?

But while it may appear ubiquitous to us now, until recently we had no awareness of what information was or how it worked.

The vocabulary of that UBIQUITOUS LANGUAGE includes the names of classes and prominent operations.

MR imaging is the ubiquitous imaging modality used for studying multiple sclerosis (MS).

Yan had no trace, Yela silent, beautiful and is more specific and tangible things, ubiquitous right here waiting for you.

So ubiquitous, free, safe and effective channel of dialogue is the best staff close to the business channel.

Digital life is the unintended side effect of cheap computing power and the ubiquitous network standards known as the Internet.

One idea is the creation of a French fast-food restaurant serving more nutritional versions of the ubiquitous burgers and fries.

This content might look like news stories relevant to a particular financial market or something as ubiquitous as the weather forecast.

Because electricity in this scenario would be ubiquitous, cars could eliminate heavy batteries, using supercapacitors to store energy.

Ubiquitous wireless gadgets would make it possible to work, communicate and be entertained from anywhere.

The sphingomyelin pathway is a ubiquitous signaling system, in which ceramide acts as a second messenger.

Moreover, this type and the above several types are interpenetrated and correlated, as the law of causality is ubiquitous.

The ubiquitous marigold might be jettisoned for roses, orchids, lilies and gerbera daisies.

Since free internet porn is ubiquitous and presumably more private, one can only surmise that it is far more widespread.

The house sprite (domovoi), a ubiquitous if usually invisible presence in every home, is said to occasionally assume the shape of a snake.

With fast, reliable, and ubiquitous mobile broadband access, cellular voice plans would be irrelevant given cheaper VoIP options.

Software is an essential element of the ubiquitous cell phone, as well as complex air traffic control systems.

Actins are a small family of ubiquitous proteins that are essential cytoskeletal components and are highly conserved during evolution.

The reason why "Mary" appears all over is that she is the ubiquitous ancient Goddess turned into a Jewish maiden.

The legume is so ubiquitous that it has found its way into everything from peanut butter to canned tuna.

No one was seen urinating or defecating on the roadsides or along the railway tracks, a ubiquitous part of Indian scenery.

The conveyor belt at the giant Avtovaz car factory, which produces the ubiquitous Lada, has spent much of this year motionless.

Call centres have become ubiquitous as a tool for companies to sell their goods, gather information or deal with customers' complaints.

For 42 long years, from the moment he came to power in a bloodless coup, Muammar Gaddafi did all he could to become ubiquitous.

For all the excitement, it will be a while before machine-to-machine (M2M) communications and sensor networks become ubiquitous.

We don't know what effect it will have once its first generation of users has grown up with it as a ubiquitous part of civic life.

Wireless networks are the best project to interconnect ubiquitous devices and are becoming explosive growth.

The oldest device was a thumb-latch, still popular in the US, far less so in Europe where knobs became ubiquitous after the Renaissance.

Mobile phones, a near ubiquitous symbol of upward mobility throughout much of this country, are seen asean impossible luxury.

SQL is the now-ubiquitous language for both querying and updating never mind the name of relational databases.

If you've used an instant messenger or chat service, you've seen the ubiquitous smiley and frowning faces used to represent happy and sad.

This helps to answer the question of what is leaking at a higher level of granularity than ubiquitous low level objects such as Strings.

In fact, we re hoping to see the Derby database become as ubiquitous as the Apache HTTP server.

Prototype tabs, pads and boards are just the beginning of ubiquitous computing.

Evaporation duct is ubiquitous atmosphere structure near the sea surface.

And financial market data, once only available in comprehensive fashion at the turn of the year, are now ubiquitous and free online.

The impacts of our utilization of space systems are ubiquitous, and contribute to increased transparency and stability among nations.

In the West, ubiquitous computing is controversial idea that raises privacy concerns and the specter of a surveillance society.

Iconicity is ubiquitous in literary language. It is emphasized as one of the constraints in poetic text structure.

People have been predicting for years that they would shortly become ubiquitous; but, with costs continuing to fall, they eventually will.

While cellphones in the classroom might not be routinely accepted, mobile devices are becoming increasingly ubiquitous as educational tools.

Xinhua described the gift as 'an act of remorse' from Li for associating China's ubiquitous animal with his criminal activity.

Years of RDMBS usage has made programmers view them as ubiquitous, when often they need not be.

Prostitution, too, is as ubiquitous as it is illegal, with most cities playing host to brothels poorly disguised as hair salons.

Ubiquitous Internet and "take the temperature of the media" mobile phone for the animation industry opens up new profit space.

'Shallots, pickles, lime wedge, and of course, the ubiquitous chili oil, ' says the chef.

By now, Ajax probably needs no introduction: It has become so ubiquitous in the Web-development world that it has lost its all-caps status.

Their stories of ubiquitous corruption, much of it at the hands of the government, were chilling.

The party is not especially democratic but it is ubiquitous, with branches in every village and on every college campus.

Just knowing that the spotlight effect is real and ubiquitous can begin to liberate us from its inhibiting clutches.

Multitouch is going to be ubiquitous.

Either way, the effective population size of this ubiquitous model organism is unexpectedly small.

Selling the refuse to one of Beijing's ubiquitous recycling depots, Mr. Tian can earn $3 on a good day.

The three engineers launched pioneering consumer smartphones, like the once-ubiquitous-among-celebrities T-Mobile Sidekick in 2000.

Stocks of northern shrimp, the essential ingredient in the ubiquitous prawn cocktail, could be badly affected if ocean temperatures rise.

Enzymatic browning is a ubiquitous and major problem which occurred during the fruits and vegetables' deeply processing.

To be relied upon, adoption of standards must be ubiquitous.

In Weiser's vision of an intelligent office, ubiquitous smart things form a hierarchy.

However, the term STL is still ubiquitous and used as a synonym for the C Standard Library.

Mike: Let's not buy that ubiquitous barbeque sauce that people always slather all over their meat.

Locals are a rare sight. Ubiquitous brands that can be found on any major shopping street in Shanghai, however, are all too common.

Protein phosphorylation has emerged as a ubiquitous regulatory switch in cell signaling networks.

It provides a much heavier rate of fire than an assault rifle such as the ubiquitous AK47 but is still light enough for one person to carry.

Note that gradually, these issues tend to dissolve as central points of access become more ubiquitous within the organization.

The price of a bushel of corn -- a ubiquitous ingredient in the U. S. diet -- rose 24% since Sept.

Within 10 years, DeltaNu expects its handheld devices to be in every police squad car in the country, as ubiquitous as the breathalyzer.

Those ubiquitous smartphones are not a figment of your imagination.

The ubiquitous broadcasts of the trial are as compelling as anything that fans of the fictional forensics drama CSI: Miami might encounter.

The writer always have feelings for the ubiquitous risk, the only thing can be done is be care.

As an important embodiment of ubiquitous computing, context-aware systems which are becoming a hot spot of research.

At eMarketer, we are estimating that by 2012 four out of five Internet users will view video ads, and that means the ads will be ubiquitous.

Posing for a formal photograph, these women all carried fans, as ubiquitous then as purses are for women today.

Hello Kitty, 'born' in England as White Kitty in November 1974, is a bobtail cat and one of the world's most ubiquitous cartoon characters.

In a radio interview, Smith claims not to have realised porn on the internet was so ubiquitous.

Ms Suzuki says Jetstar Japan will allow its passengers to book through travel agents, which are still ubiquitous, as well as online.

Ubiquitous storage, strong naming conventions and immediate horizontal scalability.

Cities like Singapore aim to cloak themselves in ubiquitous, free WiFi in the next few years.

Now Dropbox hopes that its software, and its logo of an open box, will become ubiquitous.

The microcosmic power theory of Foucault holds that power is microcosmic, specific, ubiquitous and productive.

What quality and ability structure the college teachers should have becomes the ubiquitous issue concerned by colleges and universities.

"Ubiquitous computing" in this context does not just mean computers that can be carried to the beach, jungle or airport.

By the 1960s, the communal, automatic soda fountain was a ubiquitous presence in Soviet grocery stories and eateries.

In fact, one can assert with some justice that Chinese food is, nowadays, the only truly international food. It is ubiquitous.

Eventually, it is hoped, fuel cells running on hydrogen will take the place of the ubiquitous internal combustion engine.

Current researches on ubiquitous learning mainly focus on the construction of conceptual models and supporting environments.

It would get you from the caftans of holiday until the time when the ubiquitous cable knit dresses of winter take their place.

As fast as the gaming phenomenon has grown in recent years, games are still not as ubiquitous as old media forms like television or print.

Even so, it is common to see these things saved as JPG, simply because the filetype is so ubiquitous.

However, for Honda Lock employees the ubiquitous job postings are also grating reminders of their lowly position in the social hierarchy.

Mass media, in their ubiquitous forms, overwhelmingly dominate people's life and affect education as well.

The stuff that I was lucky and begging for to get when I was a kid is now ubiquitous.

And of course, these newly ubiquitous screens have changed how we read and write.

Oil, tribalism, corruption, ubiquitous arms and many newly retired guerrillas are a combustible mix.

Unfortunately, the most ubiquitous e-book format, EPUB, is not supported by the most popular e-book reader, the Kindle.

And today, Wikipedia is so ubiquitous that you can now find it on Chinese restaurant menus.

The findings are being reported at the Association for Computing Machinery's conference on Ubiquitous Computing in Copenhagen.

The paper discusses and analyzes the typical pattern of digital reference service under ubiquitous information environment.

It's unusual for one brand to become so ubiquitous in its field, and clearly something that other manufacturers are keen to address.

Service provider and the user interface in ubiquitous computing adaptive problem is an important research topic.

Over the next 25 years, the industry would see over 16 significant versions of the now-ubiquitous OS.

If this market fragment is less valuable than everybody involves, so our first goal is to come back to a ubiquitous standard.

The task is further complicated by the fact that color is ubiquitous in everyday life.

Ubiquitous computers will also come in different sizes, each suited to a particular task.

Both, like the genes for ribosomal RNA, are old and ubiquitous.

Advances developed by the HPC program will complement DARPA's Ubiquitous High Performance Computing program.

Virtualization provides an answer to a basic question, he says: 'How can you increase productivity and allow more ubiquitous access? '

She had come to my attention because of the ubiquitous ads in the subway system advertising Top Chef.

Overall, however, smoking rates remain persistently high, despite now nearly-ubiquitous workplace smoking bans.

Even in concert halls, theatres and cinemas, BlackBerries and i Phones are not only ubiquitous but ubiquitously lit.

Although the term is ubiquitous in today's world, explaining " democracy" can be challenging.

His first products were connectors, the relatively simple but ubiquitous parts that join components in a PC.

Ubiquitous devices, including smart phones, display far more than a few seconds, but they can't be rolled up like a newspaper.

In urban areas, all housing was built and allocated by the state through the ubiquitous "work unit" .

Plastics are ubiquitous, appearing in the most cutting-edge technologies as well as in the most mundane items.

If one day, I stand in Kuding under in less than a moment will be dumped in that ubiquitous, light graceful flying world.

But the ubiquitous smiles may just reflect the fear of unintentional rudeness to a potential employer.

Patterns are ubiquitous in our world - both in nature and all human endeavors; software engineering is no exception.

Biofilm formation is ubiquitous in human health and also in a variety of industrial settings.

This organism is ubiquitous on the planet, and exists perhaps now in outer space due to all our travel there.

Back in the North Sea, the ubiquitous Zepplins were proving a great nuisance.

As peer-to-peer renting and swapping evolves, tools like geolocation and micropayments could make it even smoother and more ubiquitous.

In Buenos Aires and larger cities you can dodge the ubiquitous parrillas (grill houses) and unearth some excellent vegetarian restaurants.

First it will become wireless and ubiquitous, crawling into the woodwork and perhaps even under our skin. Eventually, it will disappear.

The problem domain of this paper is ubiquitous-thoughts based Jini computing environment.

Some experts also speculate, with the ubiquitous technology development, social integration will appear in all sectors.

At the time the sign was an anomaly, but within the last year it's become ubiquitous.

The ubiquitous mouse input device is not metaphoric of anything, but rather is learned idiomatically.

It is now the headquarters of Russia's ubiquitous post-KGB spy agency, the FSB or Federal Security Service.

This variety show, now in its thirtieth year, has become a ubiquitous feature of Spring Festival celebrations in the PRC.

Sooner or later, the ubiquitous pessimist will confront the rational optimist with his two trump cards: Africa and climate.

The Italian sparrow, they argue, is a cross between the ubiquitous house sparrow and the Spanish sparrow.

The number of official "blue sky days" is on the rise, and the ubiquitous whiff of coal smoke is now rare.

The rhythm is the music most basic element, in life ubiquitous, but attacks happily expresses the rhythm most direct musical instrument.

According to Miller, the ubiquitous "One Love" has reduced Marley's revolutionary message to a catchphrase for Jamaica's tourist industry.

No wonder the big carmakers are finding their once- ubiquitous small family saloons are becoming an endangered species .

More competition, variety, power, and affordability in devices will fuel the increase of ubiquitous social computing.

Histopathologic examination is ubiquitous to ascertain the definite diagnosis.

We believe a $150 smartphone with iPhone-like user experience could be the key to unlocking the promise of ubiquitous mobile broadband.

The new town is simply another dusty Chinese city, the old town is where backpackers congregate and the increasingly ubiquitous tour passes.

Shops displayed the unique alphabet of the region's Yi people alongside ubiquitous Chinese characters.

They are much more likely to access the internet via mobile devices (which are ubiquitous in the emerging world) rather than PCs.

Long queues for public telephones have almost disappeared and been replaced by the ubiquitous mobile phone.

SOCIAL networks are now a ubiquitous part of daily life in western countries.

Flame retardant As a specialized term, flame retardant is ubiquitous in daily life, although it is rarely mentioned.

I can easily imagine a scenario in which Spring becomes as ubiquitous as Struts for enterprise development.

Cars are a comparatively rare sight; bicycles and water buffalo, in contrast, are ubiquitous.

Lead is a ubiquitous environmental pollutant, which causes great damage to the human health.

The degree category is ubiquitous in language. The expression of degree depends on degree words.

Some of the more common ones, like Factory Method, are ubiquitous, even in the Java language itself.

One feature seems almost ubiquitous. . . . Sex, and the amazing physical and behavioral features most animals have adapted to get some.

DDD experts suggest that any change to the ubiquitous language should result in a change to the model.

Rarely, if ever, do couples on dinner dates appreciate the evolutionary psychology behind this ubiquitous activity.

THE most ubiquitous accessory for wireless devices is the wire used to power them.

Ubiquitous computing technology is prompting research and development of new generation digital library.

In and out of office, he has been intelligently ubiquitous.

Ubiquitous computers, in contrast, reside in the human world and pose no barrier to personal interactions.

Wireless communication is ubiquitous, after all, so why can't we permanently unshackle our electronics from power cables too?

Cytoplasm vacuole is surrounded by single layer of bubble filled with liquid water, is ubiquitous in plant cells in a cellular device.

Polysaccharides and glycoconjugates as the third kind of important biopolymers are ubiquitous in animal body and . . .

Ambient computing is concerned with issues of interface design and interaction arising from ubiquitous computing (Ubicomp) environments.

Dummy gather the ubiquitous can finish command, mobilize, task, leaming and life of get the terra together not any longer.

A well-implemented version of ubiquitous computing could even afford better privacy protection than exists today.

But because wireless devices have become almost ubiquitous, researchers wants to ensure their safety.

Over mutton with rice, naan bread and the ubiquitous cups of chai, we then established that they were not gangsters.

At Republican campaign rallies, harsh statements about "Muslims" and "Arabs" were ubiquitous.

"It took Apple and its ecosystem of apps and interactivity to prove the pent-up demand for ubiquitous broadband, " Vellody says.

But nowadays, a ubiquitous piece of technology can fill the gap: the mobile phone.

This wouldn't happen if conventional channels were ubiquitous and if public sentiment and opinion were mediated in a timely manner.

Watermelons are ubiquitous in the Beijing summer, when most households keep a chilled melon in the fridge to alleviate the summer heat.

Phaeohyphomycosis is an infection caused by dematiaceous fungi, which are ubiquitous throughout the world.

BAE Systems will lead DARPA's Autonomous Real-Time Ground Ubiquitous Surveillance Imaging System (ARGUS-IS) program.

Like buttons are pretty much ubiquitous on mainstream websites so every time you visit one you're doing some frictionless sharing.

And can private surveillance still be restricted when cameras and other sensors make it ubiquitous?

It's fascinating to find that something as ubiquitous as color can be having an effect on our behavior without our awareness.

Fake foreign brands are ubiquitous in Chinese markets, adding to the difficulties of luxury goods companies.

In fact, polyethylene is so ubiquitous that it's hard to imagine life without it.

From the countryman, the intellectual, the gentleman three aspects study the authority ubiquitous fact.

These examples use three implementations of the ubiquitous stock quote service.

A survey of vegetation types on this planet indicates that forests are not ubiquitous.

Asymmetries in liquid crystals gave scientists the tools to manipulate them, and now LCD screens are cheap and ubiquitous.

Fortunately, infertility testing and treatment are ubiquitous today.

'Scraping is ubiquitous, but questionable, ' says Eric Goldman, a law professor at Santa Clara University.

'Everything in the house can be used to communicate, the interface is ubiquitous.

You can also find protocols like ATA over Ethernet (ATAoE), which extends the ATA protocol over the ubiquitous Ethernet protocol.

Taking this one step further, is life also ubiquitous in the multiverse? There are both zero and infinite answers to that question.

For the purposes of discussion, I'll use the ubiquitous stock quote program, the "Hello World" example of Web services.

Now ubiquitous, Jang is the caretaker-mentor while Kim's greenhorn youngest son, Kim Jong-un, is belatedly groomed as dauphin.

If you watch TV or listen to the radio, you've probably heard your fair share cell phone advertisements, which are ubiquitous.

For me there are two wise lessons in this story: Grief and loss are ubiquitous even for a young child.

The sensors can be ubiquitous, things you carry all the time.

The spread and ubiquitous presence of envy on Social Networking Sites is shown to undermine users' life satisfaction.

As connected systems became ubiquitous, so novel groups of hackers emerged, keen to demonstrate their skills.

It is most important and ubiquitous, does not need to be transported, is the human environment problems relied on.

How to obtain location information of an unknown node precisely is a key problem of locating service under ubiquitous computing environment.

These new services have become feasible because mobile phones are increasingly ubiquitous.

Adaptability is the main feature of ubiquitous computing software.

UBIQUITOUS LANGUAGE on a software project is easier said than done, and we have to fully employ our natural talents to pull it off.

The almost ubiquitous tremor of the elderly prompts concern about Parkinson's disease.

Related party transactions are ubiquitous phenomena in securities markets of all countries, which have positive sides.

The Web offered an unprecedented opportunity to make information truly ubiquitous.

Although POP is ubiquitous, IMAP is the better choice for handling mail in many cases.

This cannot go on: robots are becoming too powerful and ubiquitous.

Indeed it was first propounded by the ubiquitous Thomas Young .

The ubiquitous passive action of alliance members affects the alliance stability greatly.

Ubiquitous portable chord, straight off attributable spring.

How ubiquitous, personalize interfaces can be responsive to our interests and expand our mind.

It also discussed the general deficiency of fund, and the detail solutions on how to build the ubiquitous library.