The individuals comprised within a species, such as Socrates and Coriscus, are the real existences; but inasmuch as these individuals possess one common specific form, it will suffice to state the universal attributes of the species, that is, the attributes common to all its individuals, once for all, as otherwise there will be endless reiteration, as has already been pointed out.
Restlessness is another common, though not universal, attribute of the corporate savior.
A 1980 article on brother-sister marriage in Roman Egypt elegantly showed that the incest taboo was not, as was normally assumed, a universal attribute of all historical societies.
A non-repetitive N-terminal domain appears to be a universal attribute of spidroin proteins, likely retained from the origin of spider silk production.
However, more thorough sequence analysis revealed that the full conserved form of the insertion is limited to vertebrates, and is not in fact a universal attribute of mIF2 [ 99]. mIF2-2 is a duplication of mIF2 found in some excavates and apicomplexa [ 99].
A universal attribute of humanity is compassion.
Warren, L. A. et al. Transcriptional instability is not a universal attribute of aging.
If we do not think about that distinction, we may try to explain what is in fact a universal attribute of measurement by searching, in each particular system, for special aspects of chemical kinetics, pathway structure or physical laws that constrain perception.
If the universal attributes set in T is I (|I| denotes the total number of attribute in set I), for each element in I, it needs two exponentiation operations, totally, the computation complexity is O (|I|).
The stain for us as African Descent persons is not derived from our race but it is a universal attribute that all of humanity shares in the need of God scrubbing us with "hyssop"; this takes place with trust, confession and repentance.
"There are certain things that have universal attributes, like music.
