Sentences with phrase «once ubiquitous»

In part, this is due to the change in domestic light sources: where once the ubiquitous tungsten bulbs gave off a yellowish glow — well suited to off - white shades such as magnolia — the LEDs and halogen bulbs that replaced them emit a cooler light, which, when teamed with dark surfaces, creates a snug, embracing feel.

The list of crash sites of once ubiquitous industries, skill sets and their related technologies is lengthy — typewriter, slide rule, weaving loom, vinyl record, folding map, floppy disk, photo film, 8 - track / cassette, CRT, public pay phones, VHS / Beta, dot matrix printers.

We may have stopped using the once ubiquitous 3.5 - inch or even 5.25 - inch floppy discs long ago, but as our investigations often demonstrate, that doesn't mean that organisations have got rid of their old media altogether.

In praise of the humble handkerchief, once ubiquitous and now ignored.

Once ubiquitous neon signs are fading fixtures in cities across the nation.

Once ubiquitous, this classic marque and indeed the perceived profusion of pushbikes on Beijing streets are now steadily dying out, to be replaced by smog - emitting cars on clogged highways and six - lane ring roads.

The artist's first solo venture with the gallery will feature a new series of works in oil depicting Target interiors, Costco parking lots, fast - food restaurants, and reflective building fronts — places the artist refers to as «non-destinations, particularly North American kinds of nowhere,» at once ubiquitous and yet largely unseen.

Once ubiquitous within U.S institutions, it's protective surface is removed to reveal a complex, fragile and arguably obsolete set of working components that are contemplative of its economy at the time of manufacture.

Once ubiquitous, this classic marque and indeed the perceived profusion of pushbikes on Beijing streets are now steadily dying out, to be replaced by smog - emitting cars on clogged highways and six - lane ring roads.

However, it's dichotomous nature, at once ubiquitous and elevated has resulted in a medium whose nature and class remains, overwhelming accessible.

The photographs in Adam Bartos's Boulevard, taken in Paris and Los Angeles, document places that are at once ubiquitous and hidden.

The once ubiquitous money belts have been replaced by safe bags that can't be broken into.

Steam Railways were once ubiquitous throughout Europe and the arrival of the railway was an integral moment in the Industrial Revolution.

In an age of sport - utilities, sport sedans and pickups big enough to haul a family in comfort, the full - size rear - wheel - drive sedan, once ubiquitous, is an anachronism.

In so doing, it followed in the footsteps of urban school districts such as Baltimore, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, and New York City, all of which have in the past decade expanded their reliance on the once ubiquitous K — 8 model.

Today's school technology represents a quantum leap forward — it's at once ubiquitous, invisible, personal, and mobile.

It's mesmerizing to watch Permillion and a few dedicated craftsmen take apart these ingeniously constructed machines, which were once ubiquitous.

The child - oriented Play Nintendo website and marketing campaign is one of the company's biggest pushes to get a younger audience back on board with the once ubiquitous Nintendo brand.

Learn all about the Red Carpet decline of the once ubiquitous, ORANGE GLOW.

They are paired with with a slouchy trouser which is rapidly gaining ground on the once ubiquitous skinny.

Once ubiquitous, they will vastly expand our presence, productivity and human experience.

The «Old Goat» populations of Britain and Ireland were once ubiquitous throughout the islands but today have been replaced in agriculture by improved Swiss breeds.

Low genetic diversity and poor adaptability meant this once ubiquitous bird could not recover from overhunting

Once ubiquitous when it came to buying music.

Minister presidents, once ubiquitous, are the rare exception.

Though once a ubiquitous presence across multiple news networks, Conway has recently taken to appearing for largely friendly interviews on Fox News programs like «Fox & Friends.»

Not exact matches

For now, however, the endless feeds seem to be mostly taking the place of the once - ubiquitous livecams like Explore.org's Eagle Cam.

Earlier this month, Automattic was once again in the headlines — but it wasn't for its ubiquitous publishing platform, WordPress.

The once - ubiquitous handset manufacturer announced a $ 4.4 billion loss in its first quarterly earnings report under the stewardship of interim CEO John Chen.

The country, with its burgeoning inhabitants, tech - savvy organization elite and ubiquitous searching malls will be an financial superpower once more.

«Our data does suggest that the use of cash will continue to decline, though, as older millennials (30 - 35) have privacy reservations that will eventually ease and give way to non-cash payments once the younger demographics push those apps into ubiquitous use,» said Mike Catania, cofounder and chief technology officer of PromotionCode.

If mobile phones became ubiquitous once made cheaper, imagine what will happen with $ 1 - abortions.

You've got a baffled guy who is 95 percent of the way to being Jackson Browne, a kid exemplifying the ubiquitous popularity of the Starter jacket in the 1990s and a woman who is every Torkelson at once.

This season seems to be the most promising one for our Gunners since 2008 and yet we are, once again, inexplicably struck down with ubiquitous and incessant injuries which supposedly have put paid to any chance of winning anything, once again.

This ubiquitous compact sport utility vehicle seems to everywhere at once when I am out and about — in fact there are three parked on our street right now.

Many of the new menu items, from the marionberry vinaigrette dressing that will replace the once - ubiquitous ranch to the black bean and corn salad seasoned with cumin, lime juice and fresh cilantro and garlic, were developed by Snow and other registered dietitians on staff at Portland schools.

Barr's findings add to a growing body of literature suggesting that the familiar problems of child - rearing — endless crying and battles to establish regular sleep patterns — are not as ubiquitous as was once thought.

Chua was particularly struck, he says, when he once heard Hameroff point out that microtubules are ubiquitous in nature, while neurons are not.

A diver for more than 35 years, Nedimyer has watched corals vanish, especially the once - ubiquitous Acropora.

What about the ubiquitous digital records of a once beloved that lurk on Facebook, tumblr, and flicker?

Once again they are putting their faith in something which is invisible and ubiquitous.

The once dense and ubiquitous common reed (Phragmites australis) served as raw material for homes, handicrafts, tools, and animal fodder for thousands of years.

All the supplemental foods that PHD recommends were amply provided, from great seafood at least once a week, to the delicious bone broth, to melt - in - your mouth liver mousse, to daily rations of fresh vegetables and fermented home - made kimchi, safe starches and satisfying meat dishes, to the ubiquitous eggs!

What I once thought was an over-the-top extravagance, fur has become an ubiquitous embellishment utilized in all things fashion.

Though it seems like only yesterday that the now ubiquitous style slunk out of its»80s hidey - hole to topple the once indomitable boot cut, the winds of change are blowing.

Naturally, we also welcomed the appearance of the always breathtaking all - over-sparkling number — the kind that seems ubiquitous for awards season, but that stars like Dakota Johnson, Julianne Moore, and Uzo Aduba made fresh and exciting once again.

Although online adult dating (as the act is referred to in reports) is now ubiquitous in countries with secure internet access, we should be proud that once again it was AS that lead the revolution to sexual freedom.

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Although online adult dating (as the act is referred to in reports) is now ubiquitous in countries with secure internet access, we should be proud that once again it was CA that lead the revolution to sexual freedom.

Once home in Eire, Ellis finds all sorts of pressure on her to stay, and her determination to return to America erodes further when she meets awkward but earnest rugby dude Jim, played by the ubiquitous Domhnall Gleeson.