Sentence examples for generic universal from inspiring English sources

All is generic, universal, impersonal.

Each nation may come about as an instance of the generic universal, but nothing in the logic of the specific allows any one instance to become an archetype for the others.

This paradigm allows us to separate measures of true local dynamics and organization in cities from their generic universal behavior.

The search for generic, universal indicators that a system is approaching a threshold is an active topic of both theoretical and empirical research.

Societies address health and developmental problems using a range of strategies, from the least intensive and most generic (universal prevention) through to the most costly, complex and limited (long-term care for end-stage conditions).

The past several years have led to an appreciation that additional pathways and receptors to the generic, universal TGFα/TGFβ type I and type II receptor/Smad axis are involved with fibrogenic responses to TGFβ, including syndecan 4, EDA fibronectin, ras/MEK/ERK, FAK, CTGF and ET-1.

The problem for this reading of Aristotle's definition is that specific or generic universals (such as white and color) could not be 'in' a particular substance; color could not be 'in' Socrates because color can surely exist separately from Socrates.

This paper presents a generic and universal architecture design for robotic manipulators.

By choosing generic, therefore universal, examples of memories and carefully pacing off the implications of her speculations -- If I am playing a board game with people close to me and we are happy, I must be sure we don't quarrel before the end of it" -- Davis adroitly deepens her plinking notes with the grand sonorities of philosophical inquiry.

Traditionally simulations have been separated in two main groups, namely simplified models to deal with generic or universal aspects of polymers, i.e. critical exponents, and those employing classical force field simulations with (almost) all atomistic detail, i.e. for the diffusion of small additives in a small "sample".

Thus, any sentence that is any of F1, …, Fn may be true in some more generic or universal way, FU.