Sentence examples for both universality and from inspiring English sources

Gesner's attempts at both universality and classification earned him the title "the father of bibliography".

Regardless of the limited sample set, the quantitative prediction model can give consideration to both universality and generalization to meet the requirements of engineering computation application.

Kant therefore builds both universality and immediacy (compare note 30 above) into the metaphysical "dynamical theory of matter" he develops in this chapter.

For the actors in these scenes, being part of translating a classic of Native American literature onto the screen in a serious, thoughtful way that emphasizes both the universality and particularity of its protagonist's plight means an enormous amount.

Neoclassicism was presumably inclined to scorn portraiture, because a contemporary sitter would normally lack both the universality and the nudity of an ancient statue.

But the Senate is still pressing ahead with PIPA's most dangerous provisions intact, including those that would force internet service providers to block access to entire sites through DNS blocking and other means that threaten both the universality and the security of the internet itself.

And whilst history and the political economy of the UK and of England in particular have determined the birth and evolution of the NHS and are highly context specific, countries share both values (solidarity, universality) and technical challenges (efficient financing and allocation), making cross country comparisons and know-how sharing, a popular and most likely useful activity.

Both of these initiatives supported the universality and indivisibility of human rights.

The eXtensible Markup Language [6] (XML) is usually selected for storing data due to its universality and extensibility for both simple and complex data.

Using both sets of parameters increases the universality and the credibility of the final estimated parameters of model.

Ulli's creative universality and complexity – yearning for both diversity and fusion – caused the critic Keith Botsford to comment: "I've known no other man like him.