Sentences with phrase «ubiquitous feature»

Many hefty New York galleries were no - shows at the Armory, among them Pace, Marian Goodman, Michael Werner, David Zwirner and Gagosian (each choosing to show elsewhere or at no fair at all), and that meant that many artists who have seemed ubiquitous features of the Global Artscape — Takashi Murakami, Anselm Reyle, et al. — were conspicuous by their near total absence.

Other features, like the notification bubble and messaging timestamps, are ubiquitous features found in just about every messaging app on the market.

Performance appraisals may be a ubiquitous feature of HR departments in businesses economy - wide, doubts remain about their use.

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.

While aneuploidy is a ubiquitous feature of human tumors, it occurs rarely in somatic cells.

«Although the scale of the violence after the fission may be unusual, inter-community violence and killings are a ubiquitous feature of chimpanzee social behavior, so the post-fission violence is not unique,» lead author Joseph Feldblum of Duke University's department of evolutionary anthropology told Seeker.

Everyone has read the ubiquitous feature story about a charter school — Jane and John Q. Public and their friends, sitting around somebody's kitchen table, dream up a different kind of school for their kids.

Terrorism does not apply to ubiquitous features.

And then, of course, there is the beautifully landscaped outdoor shower garden... a ubiquitous feature in the homes at Hualalai.

It's worth a trial to see if it's your cup of tea, and XBLIG is the best place to give it a try: all XBLIGs have free trials (not a ubiquitous feature on the game's native platform, the Playstation Network) and the game there costs 67 % more.

Today, artists who represent the water in their work build on a long legacy, but also refer to a ubiquitous feature of nature, which can appear peaceful but is ultimately much more powerful than man alone.

«Hemp foods and cosmetics are confounding our federal and corporate drug testing programs» This argument derives from the possibility that trace elements of THC, known to be present in hemp seeds and oil, may show up in workplace drug tests that have, since the 1980's, become a ubiquitous feature of American life.

Network Address Translation (NAT) is such an ubiquitous feature in modern routers that if you've simply plugged one router into another router, it's practically a given that you've accidentally created a double NAT.

For now, the lack of such a ubiquitous feature will make the headset feel a bit like a hybrid development kit, no matter how polished the rest of it is.

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.

Embrace the trend for wallpaper, pattern and the ubiquitous feature wall in your kitchen.