Nucleic acids became the sole and universal means of encoding genetic information, requiring DNA repair mechanisms that in their basic form have been inherited by all extant life forms from their common ancestor.
However, since oxidative damage fails to explain relaxed maternal organelle inheritance patterns (see above), it cannot be the sole and universal driving force for the observed patterns of oDNA inheritance.
After the attempt by the US to impose itself as the sole superpower – the universal policeman – failed, there is now the need to establish the rules of interaction between these local centres as regards their conflicting interests.
A number of experimental results reported in the literature are used to support the present analysis which indicates that closure is not a sole 'universal' mechanism capable of correlating in a consistent manner the effects of load ratio, overload, and type of loading.
"Shim Chung," created by the company's founding director, the American Adrienne Dellas, in 1986, is the sole ballet in the Universal's repertory to celebrate Korean culture and is therefore viewed as a signature work for the company.
But under the view that the universe is mental, the universal mind itself is the sole fundamental aspect of reality.
In an essay last year, Mr. Xu warned that in an atmosphere where the Communist Party and the state claim the sole right to represent the "universal interest," China may "re-tread the broken road of 20th-century Germany and Japan".
Curiously, the sole example of a truly universal location procedure that is going to become a de facto standard is the one embedded as an ancillary function into the fourth generation of cellular networks through a dedicated ranging channel.
This can only be achieved by universal European regulations as it is virtually too late for sole national solutions.
In the end, however, Jonah realized that God was a universal God, not the sole property of Israel.
