Sentence examples for be universally adapted from inspiring English sources
While the initiative isn't one that can be universally adapted, Iceland's unique geology has given Reykjavik a means to cleanly and efficiently heat homes and buildings.
(AP Photo/Brynjar Gauti) Reykjavik What it's doing: Geothermal heating While the initiative isn't one that can be universally adapted, Iceland's unique geology has given Reykjavik a means to cleanly and efficiently heat homes and buildings.
At present, there are no universally adapted cut-off ranges for the ESS, but Drager et al. determined the sensitivity and specificity of ESS in predicting OSA (defined as ESS score >10) as 49 % and 80%%, respectively [ 21].
Such proposals will not be universally embraced.
· Should some content be universally illegal?
CA principles are universally applicable to all agricultural landscapes and land uses with locally adapted practices.
Smith's ruling concept, adapted from his European influences (and shared, to an extent, by Alexander Calder), is universally termed "drawing in space": open structures that anticipate being seen in the round but that favor frontal viewing.
He is universally popular.
Cycads are universally dioecious.
Fatcats are universally detested.
