The translucent quality of satin glass made it especially desirable for use in lampshades; a form of satin glass still has a universal practical use in "pearl," or frosted, light bulbs.
Kant's categorical imperative test, for example, holds that universalizability is the distinguishing feature of correct moral judgments, and that a judgment is universalizable if and only if it can, without contradiction, be willed as a universal practical law (Kant 1964 [1785]).
He writes: "In 1703 I wrote a treatise on universal practical philosophy, using the mathematical method.
And just as ontology purportedly provides the foundational underpinnings for the disciplines of 'special metaphysics' in the theoretical realm, universal practical philosophy plays an analogous role for the disciplines of natural law, politics, and moral philosophy in the practical realm.
Based on two basic characteristics of continuous-time autonomous chaotic systems, namely being globally bounded while having a positive Lyapunov exponent, this paper develops a universal and practical anti-control approach to design a general continuous-time autonomous chaotic system via Lyapunov exponent placement.
In 1703, under the supervision of von Tschirnhaus at the University of Leipzig, Wolff completed a doctoral dissertation entitled: Philosophia practica universalis, methodo mathematica conscripta ('On Universal Practical Philosophy, Composed from the Mathematical Method').
This paper presents the investigation of a 5 MW Dynamic Wind Turbine Energy System that was designed to sustain condition monitoring and fault diagnosis with the goal of improving the reliability operations of universal practical control systems.
The universal practical construction has been that such right exists unless it is affirmatively forbidden or taken away, and the right has been exercised by numerous reporters, officially appointed, made sworn public officers, and paid a salary, under the governments both of sates and of the United States.
In Wolff's Latin texts, practical philosophy is divided into four main disciplines: universal practical philosophy, natural law, politics, and moral philosophy.
For he defines law as universal (in the logician's sense of "universal") practical propositions conceived in the reason of the ruler(s) and communicated to the reason of the ruled so that the latter will treat those propositions, at least presumptively, as reasons for action reasons as decisive for each of them as if each had conceived and adopted them by personal judgment and choice.
TZ is intended as a universal, feasible and practical system for newly designed situations and most importantly, for retrofitting, especially where the use of heavy equipment is impossible or uneconomic.
