Examples of ubiquity

• This future orientation is particularly clear in the virtual ubiquity of children in peace movement posters: they demand a peaceful future for the next generation.

• Recent developments in cognitive linguistics have highlighted the importance as well as the ubiquity of metaphor in language.

• If the ubiquity of ideology is taken as a starting-point of analysis, several conceptual questions arise concerning its status and specificity.

• The ubiquity of contemporary non-state policing raises important normative and policy issues about what attitude democracies should take to it.

• The ubiquity of high quality digital recording equipment enables virtually the entire community to be involved in document collection.

• One of the difficulties in delineating these lies in the very ubiquity of the body.

• The ubiquity of evolutionary convergence suggests, however, that the vast bulk (maybe >99 %) of any biological ' hyperspace ' is actually ' uninhabitable ' and maladaptive.

• The ubiquity of religion as an impulse hardly needs elaboration.

• The study highlights the ubiquity of the strategy of making comparisons with a ' downward ' reference group to enhance the perceived quality of life.

• Both the ubiquity and ritual commonality of religions across cultures indicate that religion is more than a mere by-product.

• Given the ubiquity and sophistication of computers, why waste time on the quest for something that is no more than a mere surrogate?

• The ubiquity of reunification fantasies serves as a reminder that young children are trying to make sense of their reorganized family.

• Obviously, the improbability of single causes and the ubiquity of interactions will make this a difficult, but not impossible, business.

• But perhaps the implications of the ubiquity of individual differences in general have not been sufficiently considered in their target article.

• Although preliminary at this point, the ubiquity of these findings is striking.