omnipresence

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omnipresent
The omnipresent qualities of metanarrative can perhaps be seen in how we approach sustainability.
The other highlights rent-seeking as a major driving force, implying that regulatory laxity is rare because rentseeking is omnipresent.
Quality is not believed to be omnipresent in any object at any one moment in time.
Elsewhere, omnipresent agricultural terraces and karst topography would have limited movement and communication.
In an age of the ever-powerful, omnipotent and omnipresent nation state, culture cannot be divorced from the wider political environment.
Under another dispensation, such effects are omnipresent to the point of being unexceptional, and rarely worth dwelling on in detail.
I will agree with the traditional monotheists that a being who is omnipresent is greater than a being who is spatially located.
The telephone line itself holds omnipresent and time-variant noise as well.
In house building traditions, burial practices or cultivating techniques, they are both omnipresent and accessible to the archaeologist.
We do not consider the four motivations mentioned as the only possible ones, but we do believe they are omnipresent in social science practice.
Traditional musical systems are omnipresent in the transmission of cultural values associated with the preservation of a certain identity: either musical, philosophical, social or cultural.
The options of either conversion to a different religion or abandoning religious belief altogether are omnipresent.
Servants in the novel stand in for a disciplinary power which would otherwise seem at once omnipresent and invisible.
What is this mysterious and omnipresent semantic quality of things?
However, in site-specific dance performance the potential for this process of detachment is lessened due to the omnipresent nature of the surrounding sitestimulus.
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