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ubiquitous

Found in large quantities everywhere. This English word means "all over the place." See pervasive computing.
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Multiagent dynamical network [1, 2] had received extensive attention in the past two decades due to its ubiquitousness in nature and human society.
Navigational Protocols of Formation Control for Multiagent Network with and without Nonlinear Dynamics
Given the ubiquitousness of conjugative plasmids within multidrug-resistant bacterial strains, it can conceivably shift the equilibrium towards success in a variety of refractory clinical infections.
IN-VITRO STUDY ON POTENTIAL EFFICACY OF ACRIFLAVINE IN THE PREVENTION OF CONJUGATIONAL TRANSFER OF DRUG RESISTANCE IN BACTERIA
In our concrete sense, globalization does not mean the simultaneous ubiquitousness of all world cultures--because this simply cannot happen--but rather the dominance of Western culture.
The Dialectics of Interculturality: Ales Debeljak's Cosmopolitanism
The "third wave" refers to the ubiquitousness of the internet: the Internet of Things, for example.
AI, Machine Learning Not Ready for Financial Firms
Despite the ubiquitousness of general-purpose entropy definitions, many researchers have developed specialized entropy definitions aimed at describing the structure of networks [10].
On Measuring the Complexity of Networks: Kolmogorov Complexity versus Entropy
"Size of the opportunity, the ubiquitousness of the smartphone and the need to drive traffic from online to offline local deals, made us start the company in February 2015." To do that, Little has raised $50 million (Rs 320 crore) from Tiger Global, SAIF Partners and m-commerce player Paytm.
Online to Offline: Rise of O2O Commerce
Extending upon this understanding, Latham introduces the idea of a 'social sovereignty' to highlight its ubiquitousness within present day social institutions and relations, declaring:
Cutting off the king's head: the self-disciplining fantasy of neoliberal sovereignty
Digital platforms have the flexibility and ubiquitousness to deliver.
Utilizing digital media in agriculture
(35.) Kimberly Jade Norwood & Violeta Solonova Foreman, The Ubiquitousness of Colorism: Then and Now, in COLOR MATTERS 12, supra note 11.
Between black and white: the coloring of Asian Americans
Yet because of their ubiquitousness and the amount we take their usage for granted, we probably don't give them the credit they are due.
10 of the coolest, quirkiest and unique public loos in which to spend a penny; AT YOUR CONVENIENCE From those visited by Hollywood actors and rock 'n' roll legends to ones featuring the work of bird-watching graffiti artists and goldfish in the cisterns, Nathan Bevan lifts the lid on our dream latrines
The ubiquitousness of the author and his product shows how much he has succeeded in creating a foothold in Black radical thought in the last 20 years.
Fernandez, Johanna, ed [foreword by Cornel West]. Writing on the Wall: Selected Prison Writings of Mumia Abu-Jamal

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