Sentences with phrase «stations are ubiquitous»
Perzow describes a world in which devices never die because wireless charge stations are ubiquitous.
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When I recently returned to the festival, it was not the ubiquitous smartphone usage that was surprising but the endless battery charging stations.
There's almost no chance anyone who listens to a top - 40 radio station has been able to avoid her ubiquitous hits «Bad Romance,» «Poker Face,» or «Born This Way.»
Microsoft's new system, dubbed ViFi (for Vehicle WiFi), takes advantage of the fact that in many places, WiFi is so ubiquitous that users are within range of many base stations at the same time.
«What we deserve is ubiquitous fast - charging stations with a unified fast - charging protocol,» he said.
I found it no fun at all, but The Station Agent has earned ubiquitous praise and a number of prestigious awards: it even won the audience award at Sundance, which is a mystery to me.
These are now ubiquitous on main terrestrial TV stations, and will soon be statutory on catch - up.
Until battery chargers are as ubiquitous, and as fast as gas stations, range will still be paramount in consumers» minds when buying an EV.
Few people really worry about how far their gas - powered cars can go because filling stations are so quick and near - ubiquitous.
Just like with cars (Kelly mentions this in the book) there were tons of other revolutions and inventions that came from them: the highway system, ubiquitous gas stations, drive through windows, and drive in theaters.
First it was the language of modernist minimalism, then the loft, then the blockbuster — the urban icon, followed by the factory and the power station more recently the ubiquitous architecture of the pop - up, the tent and the pavilion.
When fast recharge stations become ubiquitous it won't even be an issue.
These days New York's waste from those ubiquitous white garbage collection trucks is dumped onto the floor of waste transfer stations that are typically located in poor neighborhoods, and then loaded onto large trucks for shipment out of New York City.