In another kind of step, known as universal instantiation, a universal statement to be satisfied by the model (e.g., "everything is a mammal") is applied to objects already introduced ("Moby Dick is a mammal").
Though this has its general application, and its Shakespearean resonances, it nonetheless feels less of a universal statement, more of a self-diagnosis.
As a report in the Financial Times quotes a Universal statement, the release of the 1,000 tracks is the first time that "this range of Chinese music will be legally available online outside its region of origin.
Claiming that mathematics is language-independent, intuitionists would state that in Gödel's metamathematical proof of his incompleteness theorem, citing ω-completeness to establish the truth of a universal statement yields a uniform proof of the latter after all.
It cannot be known by inference, since the first premiss is a universal statement and the conclusions of syllogisms are particular statements.
That can be between me and my sister, Ann, here, or it can be more of a universal statement about something very personal, where you're talking about some people that would do that for each other.
Students tend to be overly reliant on examples when exploring mathematical conjectures and often conclude that a universal statement is true on the basis of only checking examples that satisfy the statement (e.g., Healy & Hoyles, 2000; Knuth, Choppin, & Bieda, 2009; Porteous, 1990).
Universal pre-K makes a universal statement: that public schools should be valued in common, and committed to by all members of a community.
The omission of the word changed the meaning of the phrase entirely, taking it beyond a statement from one individual and turning it into a universal statement.
"As far as I am concerned, I am trying to make a universal statement".
