Sentence examples for exactly a universal from inspiring English sources

Computational hardware inspired by CA can help in solving important technological problems (see Ilachinski 2001, p. 8), but apart from engineering issues, (CA1) also points to major conceptual questions, such as how exactly a universal Turing machine and an automaton can be compared and what are, if any, the philosophical implications of this comparison (see Wolfram 2002, Ch. 12).

He too had an aura of sanctity, which made him allergic to "The Rite": not exactly a herald of universal fellowship and certainly no "Ode to Joy".

The claim that we can apprehend through our unaided reason a universal moral order exactly because moral qualities and relations (in particular human freedom and equality) belong to the nature of things, is attractive in the Enlightenment for obvious reasons.

In particular, one could reject options (i) and (ii) above in favor of the view that a universal u is exactly located at r if and only if r is a simple spacetime point that is a part of some exact location of some instance of u.

Since, semantically speaking, the necessity operator is literally a universal quantifier, the definition corresponds exactly to the definition (7) of the existential quantifier.

That's not exactly a new idea, since you know, universal remotes have existed for years.

But this is exactly the time for the Obama administration to move boldly on its campaign promise to implement a universal health care system.

A universal space T* would contain a point realizing each theory of any point x (in any space), exactly one copy in fact.

That's exactly why universal benefits matter.

An obvious problem with pit bulls is that their very name does not exactly inspire universal confidence or affection.

"He has a universal face.