Sentences with phrase «to become ubiquitous»

This has become possible as smartphones become ubiquitous in the region.

You'll have to live without some of the autonomous features that are becoming ubiquitous on new cars these days.

In major part to music festivals and fashion bloggers, the flower crown has now become ubiquitous with bohemian style.

In recent decades, photographs have become ubiquitous at museums, galleries, and auction houses.

Many retailers have gone on to develop their own predictive models, but this has not become ubiquitous.

With voice and video monitoring devices becoming ubiquitous in American homes, technology companies will take increasing steps to collaborate with institutions to adapt voice assistants and develop new devices for active learning classrooms.

And yet, despite wireless communication becoming a ubiquitous presence in modern life, the underlying infrastructure has remained largely invisible.

We had lunch then moved to a hip little coffee shop (which apparently are now become ubiquitous across the nation, which is strangely comforting).

I know that scarf has become ubiquitous around the blogosphere, but it's a pattern that is so classic — and looks good on everyone!

In a time when the image has become a ubiquitous tool for communication, his images aim to resonate with the viewer on an emotional level.

Yet as mobile and social technologies become ubiquitous, attempts to block them are increasingly ineffective.

The latter convenience is fast becoming ubiquitous among new cars.

But if the content suddenly becomes ubiquitous, the sense of scarcity disappears.

Most tracking solutions to connect the online world to the offline world aren't great because they have friction that prevents them from becoming ubiquitous.

It has almost become a ubiquitous pop icon but also very folk in the sense that people are inspired to make a painting of a lion on the wall.

On - screen keyboards also allow for typing, and character recognition is also becoming ubiquitous in many operating systems.

It has also become a ubiquitous part of blended learning.

For example, the rules for appropriate cell phone usage, which have really only become ubiquitous in the last ten to fifteen years, are still the subject of much debate.

An iris scanner is more advanced than the fingerprint scanner, which has undeniably become ubiquitous among flagship devices on the market.

So perhaps now that the dream these firms were selling has become the ubiquitous present, it's time to look at what we've actually got.

But it is future developments in the way such polymer cells are made that may permit them to become a ubiquitous reality.

As data becomes ubiquitous and an aspect of nearly every discipline, then so will statistics.

With the right tech tools, flexibility becomes ubiquitous.

Because this approach became ubiquitous and has only recently begun to fall out of style, this may not seem like such a genius innovation in retrospect.

But the curious thing about a successful meme is that when its impression becomes ubiquitous, the origin is often forgotten.

When fast recharge stations become ubiquitous it won't even be an issue.

Our vision is to become the ubiquitous contract technology for business, globally, with easy to use and deploy software tools supported by ongoing and extensive R&D in AI and contract interpretation.

As high - speed Internet connections become ubiquitous, the unlimited supply of creative talent around the world will continue to find ever more clever ways to utilize it for enhancing your message.

Online dating has become ubiquitous with meeting people to date.

As mobile devices become ubiquitous in both personal and professional environments, it is clear that personal interactions and professional habits have changed dramatically.

We need more of this in light of the corporate scandals that have become ubiquitous in today's 24 - hour news cycle.

It is interesting to be reminded of home life before computers and cell phones became ubiquitous.

In bringing you the latest in e-discovery legal developments in 2015, we've seen electronic evidence discovery continue to become a ubiquitous part of everyday 21st Century life.

The IT industry provides products on a global scale, and IT has now become ubiquitous.

As computer technology becomes ubiquitous, such proliferation may lead these stores to adopt product lines totally foreign to them today.

Credit: Tom's GuideWhile it's definitely nice having a phone that can do virtual reality, it's quickly becoming a ubiquitous feature as more premium phones support Daydream.

Timing was everything, because the company preceded the wave of the «American - style» coffee shops that was about to become a ubiquitous feature of the British high street.

VW Many artists are combining the traditional gallery system with a migration to an online «art retail» option, much as books became ubiquitous as an Amazon model.

It is one of the more direct, effective ways of getting from Point A to Point B, and it has become ubiquitous over the last decade and change.

At SculptureCenter, they exhibited what soon became a ubiquitous gallery fixture, a coconut lamp.

From product and movie recommendations on Netflix and Amazon to friend suggestions on Facebook, tailored advertisements on Google search result pages and auto corrections in virtually every app we use, artificial intelligence has already become ubiquitous like electricity or running water.

Highly sexualized imagery and language have since become ubiquitous in mainstream culture and have shifted the context and reaction surrounding the Fuck Paintings, once dismissed as too explicit and because of Tompkins's position as a female artist with a sex - positive attitude.

Not only have smartphones become ubiquitous throughout the developed world, but they're quickly becoming the one stop shop for, well, for just about everything content / communication / entertainment / etc..

«We believe that everyone in the world should have access to financial services, and with smartphones becoming ubiquitous, digital currency can make that happen.»

(The pair are now relaunching their skin care line, although they've had to change the name from Healing Leaf, which became ubiquitous on other products after Washington legalized marijuana.

The phrase «economic moat» — or sustainable competitive advantage — has simply become ubiquitous in the investment world and has lost much of its significance and meaning along the way.

Samir Khan and his Al - Qaeda no doubt turned to the internet for plenty of reasons, including its relative anonymity (servers can live anywhere) and the fact that it's rapidly becoming ubiquitous around the world.

They focus on the contemporary phenomenon of how anonymous images become ubiquitous catalysts for our own personal narratives.

To the extent that it has to be done through blogging, I think I mentioned a little bit ago that there's so many blogs from law firms out there anymore that it's almost become a ubiquitous platform for thought leadership.