Sentence examples for practically universal from inspiring English sources

There are two methods of temperature regulation, the first being practically universal in automobile practice—(1) control over water flow by means of a thermostat valve and (2) control over air flow by means of radiator shutters actuated either manually or automatically by a thermostatic device.

Water-pollution experts throughout the United States are concerned over the fact that detergents are now a troublesome and practically universal contaminant of public water supplies, and that there is no practical way to remove them by treatment.

"The drought was great, and practically universal.

That's an age group with practically universal cellphone use.

In societies whose members are largely self-reliant, some degree of craft skill is practically universal.

The date, which became practically universal before the end of the 13th century, was chosen to follow All Saints' Day.

Rooting for the return of Dance Theater of Harlem is practically a universal effort.

Free Internet access is practically a universal amenity outside Manhattan, and a rooftop bar with a view follows close behind.

One of the older Annins designed the red-ball flag that is now practically the universal symbol of good ice for skating.

Additionally, from electro-migration stand-point, the framework allows calculation of the exact RMS and 'recovered' average current for every metal segment internal to the circuit, thus making it practically a universal model for aging analysis.

Technically the Internet will remain universal; practically, it will be subject to increasing government control.