0 in a way that seems to be everywhere:
E. coli grows ubiquitously and is widespread.
The moth is ubiquitously distributed throughout much of North America.
Hence, this seems unlikely to be the meaning of "information" ubiquitously used by supposed proponents of a communicationas-information-transfer approach.
All other imprinted genes in this cluster are paternally repressed, some ubiquitously and others in the placenta.
The most abundant fusion transcript is a novel ankyrin repeat containing gene which is expressed ubiquitously but does not produce reporter activity.
The yamauba is still a familiar figure, but at her core she is still ubiquitously identified as "the other," free from societal expectations and constraints.
However, the proofs of the relevant equivalences are often non-trivial, and it is not immediately clear why these particular type structures should arise so ubiquitously.
