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It lets information flow freely and ubiquitously -- like water through a town's plumbing -- by metering it out in usable chunks.

Therefore, PAHs ubiquitously and widely distribute in the environment, so people could intake PAHs through the atmosphere, water and food.

Peroxiredoxin (Prx) belongs to a peroxidase family of antioxidant enzymes distributed ubiquitously in aerobic organisms.

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

Both of these popular ambiguous images are ubiquitously seen in psychology textbooks.

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

Oxalic acid (OA), as a final metabolic product, is ubiquitously occurring in plants, fungi, and animals.

Anthocyanins are naturally occurring pigments ubiquitously present in plants and, as such, part of the human diet.

All three enzymes were considered to be expressed ubiquitously and constitutively in most cells and tissues.

Kininogens, the precursors of bradykinins, ubiquitously exist in vertebrates, including mammals, birds, amphibians, and fishes.

The dreary sea waves, pushing ice scraps, were surging again ubiquitously, permeating in the rough winds without limit.

Plasma irregularities are ubiquitously existed in the ionosphere, including E region and F region.

Squalene is safe for human consumption and occurs ubiquitously in human tissues in minute amounts.

Chlorogenic acid, as a phenolic acid, occurs ubiquitously in food.

Borscht and pelmeni (dumplings) are ubiquitously Russian, but experiment with different varieties, such as salmon and wild mushroom pelmeni.

You can see an example of the REST style as ubiquitously as the World Wide Web itself.

We will focus on SOA solutions but the concept can be used ubiquitously.

Writing, he says, is a technology that is ubiquitously embedded into our environment.

With the development of RFID technology, RFID is being applied ubiquitously in every field.