Thus ({text {Coalg}}(mathcal {C},Phi )) has a universal property similar to that of Definition 4.19, and can be thought of as a certain 2-limit in the category of categories.
Multiple authors have suggested that homochirality may be a universal property of life (Cohen, 1995; Toxvaerd, 2009), as it may be a necessity for self-replication (Popa, 2004).
Errors in regulation cause uncontrolled cell proliferation, a universal property of tumors.
The nuclear pudding, as strange as it is, has a simple structure and could turn out to be a universal property of nuclei speeding at high energies, Dr. Kharzeev said.
Note that we have defined a product for X and Y and not the product for X and Y. Indeed, products and other objects with a universal property are defined only up to a (unique) isomorphism.
In nature, accumulative evidences have shown that bacterial azo reduction is a non-specific reaction in vivo, and the capability of reducing azo dye can be considered as a universal property of bacteria incubated anaerobically.
Finally I presented the naive view that existence is a universal property of individuals.
The problem is that, since nameability is a universal property, absence-of-nameability is an uninstantiated (aprasiddha) property, and the Nyāya claim that such properties are ontologically suspect.
Dissimilation is a universal property of any system such as physical, economic, living, or social systems.
The observed induction on growth, furthermore, hints at a universal property of growth regulation.
