Sentence examples for description of universal from inspiring English sources

The notion of a meaning assignment which appears in the description of universal validity is a very imprecise and intuitive notion, while the notion of a structure appearing in a characterization of model-theoretic validity is a fairly precise and technical one.

The basic goal of the present study mainly consists in the qualitative description of the universal technique for processing of the meteor body flight observational data.

The model is not meant to provide a prescription on how to best treat individual patients, but provide a description of the universal interactions that shape the underlying disease process and its management.

In this section, we provide a general description of the proposed universal distortion function UNIWARD and explain how it can be used to embed in the JPEG and the side-informed JPEG domains.

From the obituary's description of the book: "Universal in its themes yet compellingly particular in its details about being a black girl in a white world, it is a story of survival that embraces what she called a 'culture of disclosure,' exposing the ugliness as well as the beauty in a prodigiously inventive life".  .

To test the proposed architecture's performance, a prototype of Universal Description Discovery and Integration (UDDI) is implemented and a simulation is conducted with real data set of OWL-S Technical Chart (OWLS-TC).

Second, the New American Heritage Dictionary's definition ignores the very specific intent of the term and, in fact, gives it more credibility by treating it as some sort of universal description of children who acquire citizenship at birth.

Quantum mechanics is generally regarded as the physical theory that is our best candidate for a fundamental and universal description of the physical world.

Which means that there is no universal description of a therapy session, either.

For all his characterization as a democrat he does not embrace that description; and there is no advocacy of universal suffrage prior to Paine's Letter Addressed to the Addressers, written and published in the summer of 1792 shortly before he left for France.

The description of the relationship between universals and individuals in terms of real identity and formal distinction entails (i) that not all that is predicated of individuals can be directly (formaliter) attributed to their universals and vice versa, but (ii) that all that is predicated of individuals has to be in some way or another attributed to universals and vice versa.