0 the fact that something or someone seems to be everywhere:
the ubiquity of fast-food outlets
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.
