omnipresent
We have to accept the omnipresence of power lines in the countryside.
His father was amazed by the omnipresence of computers, mobile phones and other technologies on campus.
Pop stars are now measured by their omnipresence.

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Examples of omnipresence

omnipresence
However, the areas of omniscience and omnipresence remain unresolved.
Much literature is devoted to the omnipresence of the media in modern society and the possible trivialization of politics.
Despite their omnipresence, we know relatively little about gestures' origins, their relationship to language, and, in some instances, the purposes they serve.
Most likely, the family environment, because of its omnipresence, would appear to be critical during the initial postnatal years.
Its first constituent is the omnipresence of recorded music.
The omnipresence of these fluid inclusions is responsible for the milky-white hue of the hand specimens.
The omnipresence of the temple bowls lends a ceremonial air, highlighting the sacred nature of many of the poems.
In addition, the omnipresence of recognition errors leads to constant uncertainty about the true intention of the user.
Though there are many ways of approaching the subject, the omnipresence of anxiety and strife unite all of them.
How does this optimistic omnipresence of the neurosciences relate to the actual research in this area?
Such omnipresence can, paradoxically, lead music to be ignored as simply a part + and a relatively meaningless part + of the urban milieu.
Therefore, the problem of radical particularity should be overlooked in order to insure the validity of the cardinal divine attributes of omniscience and omnipresence.
The omnipresence of these pseudogenes has allowed a tracing of the evolution and phylogeny of membrane proteins.
Strong passibility is also helpful in solving the problem of ontological unity or omnipresence.
Although medicine must not be reduced to electronics, the omnipresence and availability of electronic information does appear to be the hallmark of our age.
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