ubiquitous

Modifying Another Word

• seemingly: They have become a seemingly ubiquitous part of our national culture.
• almost: An almost ubiquitous example of this is Program Manager, which is the default Windows shell.
• increasingly: Computers are becoming increasingly ubiquitous; they are ' disappearing ' into everyday objects.
• virtually: The most exciting new capability of Fleetstar is its virtually ubiquitous coverage.
• nearly: The RFH process may also form the flow banding that is nearly ubiquitous in obsidian.
• fairly: Support for HTML is fairly ubiquitous - from the input boxes for resource creation through to uploaded Web pages.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: The architecture includes virtualization support and is also designed to support non-stop computing and storage, as HP aims to make blades ubiquitous.

Modifies a noun

• computing: The 21st Century is already being called the era of ubiquitous computing.
• contaminant: PCBs are a group of 209 related compounds that are ubiquitous environmental contaminants of considerable persistence.
• connectivity: Do we need new words to capture the changing world resulting from ubiquitous high speed internet connectivity?
• presence: Saddam rules through his face, through his ubiquitous presence.
• symbol: One of those traditions is hejab, or modest Islamic dress, the ubiquitous symbol of Iranian women.
• phenomenon: This explains why static electricity is such a ubiquitous phenomenon.

Used with adjective complement

• become: We live in a society where the term ' risk ' has become ubiquitous.
• seem: In fact, once noticed, it seems singularly ubiquitous.
• make: To be made ubiquitous a transmissionthe teachers across the this year quot.

Preposition: in

• environment: Their ease of use and low cost have made them ubiquitous in the workplace environment, but at what price?
• world: At present, gift registry cards are quite normal and ubiquitous in the wedding invitation world.
• society: In particular we might examine the recent trend toward ' body projects ' which have become ubiquitous in society.
• life: TeraView's vision is to make terahertz technology affordable, accessible, and ubiquitous in everyday life.