Sentence examples for becomes universal in from inspiring English sources

In giving us glimpses of hidden selves, his music becomes universal in reach.

This latter mechanism is responsible for lamellar thinning, which becomes universal in elongated lamellae at higher draw ratios.

Avicenna here describes the process of abstraction, or how the representation in the imagination of particular things becomes universal in the intellect.

Eventually the method became universal in American law schools.

Dalton brought these observations together and thereby established a language that, with minor emendation, has become universal in chemistry.

In most colonial boroughs, both aldermen and councilmen were chosen by the voters, a practice that became universal in the period of American independence.

School lunch programs became universal in India after a 2001 order by India's Supreme Court, which concluded that such programs could significantly reduce childhood malnutrition.

Television became universal in many places in the 1950s, but it took until the 1970s for artists to start making worthwhile experimental art with it.

Even more strikingly, Dr. Williamson's group reported that a version of a gene called DAB1 had become universal in Chinese but not in other populations.

Art Brut has not made good on this pledge — at least not yet — but they have become universal in their own way.

Those with the language gene would have outcompeted all other groups, so that language become universal in the surviving human population.