Sentences with phrase «at ubiquity»

And in 2013, he played himself in Saints Row IV, poking fun at his ubiquity by breaking the fourth wall.

«Don't forget to increase your savings when your salary grows,» said Andrew Meadows, senior vice president of brand and culture at Ubiquity Retirement + Savings.

Not exact matches

Many factors are contributing to this: the ubiquity of smartphones and internet access, the increasingly global scope of business and, importantly, greater acceptance of flexible and / or alternative work arrangements (think: spending only three hours in the office during the day, then catching up from the neighbourhood coffee shop at night).

As we so often hear, the ubiquity of smartphones and social media means we're all burying our heads in an electronic ether at the expense of communicating with the people who are right in front of us.

If there was another way to promote exposure to prominent cryptos by using proven fiat exchanges, cryptocurrencies could take an important step toward the goal of ubiquity by simply skipping over the layers of technical friction that keep many would - be investors at bay.

The frightened New Yorker critic is especially perturbed by the «Bible verses» enshrined at Chick - fil - A's Atlanta headquarters and by the restaurant's popular bovine mascots — which he dubs «morbid» and the «ultimate evangelists» — whose ubiquity on New York billboards and subway corridors is akin to a «carpet bombing.»

The belief in the state of Ubiquity (the possiblitily of a being which exists as the observer at any point in any space to be had) has been with us since likely the dawn of man.

The ubiquity of fiat money (money created by governments and through the credit system) and the expectation of fairly steady economic growth seem to invalidate many of the objections to lending at interest.

Vital seriously overstates the ubiquity and virulence of anti «Semitism throughout continental Europe, as pervasive as it obviously was at many times and in many places.

Given the ubiquity and gravity of sex in our culture, it's not surprising that sexual ethics was at the center of the controversy.

One of the things I love about Mexico City in particular is the ubiquity of at least two types of hot sauces — one green, one red — on the tables of each and every restaurant and even taco stand there.

Thanks to the sudden ubiquity of online shopping, many parents reading this post can flip to a new tab or tap their phone, and with seconds a bulk shipment of diapers is on its way to their door — at a price cheaper than the local corner store or supermarket.

But Periscope and Meerkat's ease of use — plus the ubiquity of smartphones today — means that politicians have to assume that they're on - camera at all times.

But Joseph Poon, a materials physicist at the University of Virginia, has created laboratory samples of vitreous stainless steel that could propel amorphous metal toward ubiquity.

«This study adds to an important body of work that has shown the ubiquity of a circadian clock across species, including humans, and its role in metabolic regulation in cells, organs, and organisms,» said Dr. Michael Sesma, Program Director in the Division of Genetics and Developmental Biology at the of the National Institutes of Health's National Institute of General Medical Sciences, which partially funded the research.

In 2012, its production reached 288 million tons worldwide, but its ubiquity comes at a cost.

One reason Jay Leno failed at 10 P.M. is that the ubiquity of the DVR had changed late prime time into the period for people to catch up on their recordings.

Before I answer that question, let's turn back the clock to Sept. 29, 2010, when, in the wake of the discovery of the exoplanet Gliese 581 g, Steven Vogt, professor of astronomy and astrophysics at University of California Santa Cruz, told Discovery News: «Personally, given the ubiquity and propensity of life to flourish wherever it can, I would say that the chances for life on [Gliese 581 g] are 100 percent.

The ubiquity of these markers and the fact that these polymorphisms show variation at such a fine scale (i.e., at the individual level) makes them ideal markers for many applications, such as population - level genetic diversity studies and genetic mapping in plants.

«Our teams, from marketing to IT, public relations to user experience, both internationally and domestically, have leveraged every resource at their disposal, capturing new market share from users disappointed on other sites as well as new interest in the space driven by the ongoing popularity and ubiquity of social networking.»

Documenting the untold story of the online - dating industry's rise from ignominy to ubiquity — beginning with its early days as «computer dating» at Harvard in 1965 — Slater offers a lively, entertaining, and thought provoking account of how we have, for better and worse, embraced technology in the most intimate aspect of our lives.

Since it premiered at the Toronto Film Festival last year, The Wind Rises has been the object of controversy for everything from its matter - of - fact depiction of the ubiquity of cigarettes in the postwar era (in one of my favorite scenes, Jiro and Honjo sit together in their Tokyo flat, chain - smoking in friendly silence) to its alleged trivialization of Japan's role in some of the worst atrocities of the 20th century.

The film's total ubiquity on cable television and airplane seatbacks has at once certified and obscured how clever and innovative it is; every shot is both exactingly precise and full of mad joy.

Specifically, Nicole Kidman was awarded a special prize simply for ubiquity, with her appearing in four projects: The Killing Of A Sacred Deer, The Beguiled, the second season of Top Of The Lake, and the adaptation of Neil Gaiman's How To Talk To Girls At Parties.

The stylishly empty period crime drama Gangster Squad, from Zombieland director Ruben Fleischer, is ostensibly based on a true story, but it steals liberally from James Ellroy, Dick Tracy, and The Untouchables, and it seems hell - bent on topping its transparent inspirations in at least one crucial respect: the volume, intensity, and ubiquity of its wall - to - wall violence.

Stay with it I know we've been banging this drum at Edutopia for a while now but social media isn't going away and the sooner education leadership embraces it, the sooner we can benefit from its ubiquity, power, and attractive price point (free with cost of a computer and internet).

Leveraging the ubiquity of the Internet, course choice policy gives many students a selection of electives, language courses, and AP courses that their schools do not have the capacity to provide or may not provide at times that work with the rest of a students» schedule.

The ubiquity of «satisfactory» ratings stands in contrast to a rapidly growing body of research that examines differences in teachers» effectiveness at raising student achievement.

A third reason for the measure's ubiquity is that data on student incomes at different institutions of higher education are limited.

Perhaps just as great as its Le Mans victories - arguably more so for the health of the sport - was the sheer ubiquity of the 956 / 962c: over 170 of the type were built, and a significant proportion of the grid at Le Mans consisted of them throughout the 1980s.

It's definitely not for me, though: not at this crazily optioned price, not with this lack of involvement behind the wheel, and not with the RX's ubiquity.

Our Opinion: It's easy to approach the Range Rover Sport with a heaping dose of skepticism, for its ubiquity at hoity - toity shopping malls and other establishments whose central business model is built around ladies who lunch — all places, in other words, decidedly NOT a sheep paddock or the like.

Combined with the ubiquity of smartphones, the 69p app means that games of less than 5,000 words of dialogue are suddenly worth translating into less common languages, simply because it is «easier» to make money back with games marketed at such a low price point in new territories than with a full - priced triple - A boxed product.

This will be more than enough for most gamers» needs, though the increasing ubiquity of the eShop means that you may consider an upgrade at some point - a simple matter of just copy / pasting the content onto your PC, then onto the new card.

Anyone with even a passing acquaintance with pornography — which, given its utter digital ubiquity, is pretty much anybody who's ever turned on a computer — will know that the contemporary taste in female pubic hair (certainly, at least, among the largely male producers and consumers of erotica) has for some time been decidedly on the side of less is more.

John Miller's painting Labyrinth 1 (1999) renders a zoomed - in frame from the perennially popular TV game show The Price is Right at the height of mass media's ubiquity.

The little - known Prouvost didn't quite have the hype of Sehgal just off his showings at the Venice Biennale and a blockbuster at Frieze New York, nor the ubiquity of Shrigley who has gained cache in the music and film worlds, nor the international prestige of Boakye.

In her review of the ICA Boston's current exhibition, Art in the Age of the Internet: 1989 to Today, Megan Driscoll (PhD candidate in contemporary and African American art at the University of California Los Angeles) attends to the conflicted responses that the featured artists and exhibition curators alike express toward the ubiquity of computer networks, unpacking exhibition subthemes ranging from «states of surveillance» to «performing the self.»

The allure and ubiquity of religious signifiers are explored and interrogated in the exhibition «Dirt Altar» at Looking Lab project space, run by performance artist and public art advocate Joy Leverette.

From bio-ceramic works at Mother Dog Studios to artist collaborative response pieces at The Jung Center to clay and print at the Museum of Printing History — and just about everywhere in between — plus international exhibitions that include works from Mexico, India, and Korea, Houstonians and visitors can explore the ubiquity and variety of ceramic objects and indulge their curiosity about the medium.

The themes addressed in Soleil Double are not just about the proposed phenomena of two suns in axis around the earth but on a more symbolic level, about the concepts of duplicity and ubiquity, the idea that reality could be something other than what it appears to be at first glance, than what we take for granted as «true» and «right».

Feldmann craftily reduces the aesthetics of photographic material to their most elemental qualities, and at the same time, asserts their ubiquity.

13/4 - 1/6/2018 MIGUEL CHEVALIER: UBIQUITY 1 First solo exhibitions of the pioneering French digital artist Miguel Chevalier in England at The Mayor Gallery and Wilmotte Gallery simultaneously.

Ubiquity 2 will run in parallel at Wilmotte Gallery at Lichfield Studios which will include a large installation of projected interactive virtual reality: «Méta - Cities» 2017.

MIGUEL CHEVALIER: UBIQUITY 1 Apr 13 - Jun 1, 2018 First solo exhibitions of the pioneering French digital artist Miguel Chevalier in England at The Mayor Gallery and Wilmotte Gallery simultaneously.

Sturtevant focuses on the ubiquity of images which surround us day in, day out and affect our perception of reality, presents stereotypes, and takes a sharp and critical look at a lethargic society which is increasingly encompassed by a digitally shaped surface and moulded by the experience industry: «What is currently compelling is our pervasive cybernetic mode, which plunks copyright into mythology, makes origins a romantic notion, and pushes creativity outside the self.

Trujillo's work was featured in the exhibition The Gildless Age at the Torrance Art Museum in Los Angeles through October 29, 2016, and in a solo show at the Bakersfield Museum of Art, Marc Trujillo: Urban Ubiquity, through April 2017.

Brian Dodge says: 22 Apr 2018 at 11:22 PM if a single generation of bass fishermen had existed when the Green River formation was being deposited, there would be empty beer cans... Given the ubiquity of clay, I think it likely that ceramics would be an early development of any technological civilization, and they are robust and inert enough to survive in many metamorphic and some igneous environments

MJD, vukcevic is apparently a bit of a stirrer — if you look closley at the region around 10» oclock, and 1/3 in from the edge on the sum image, you will discover an example of the ubiquity of pi.

At the same time, the testimonial has also become a critical feature of the buying process in every part of the consumer sector, thanks to the ubiquity of online reviews.