On this deductive-nomological account (Hempel and Oppenheim 1948), an explanation of particular observation statements was analyzed as subsumption under universal (applying throughout the universe), general (exceptionless), necessary (not contingent) laws of nature plus the initial conditions of the particular case.
While these considerations are universal, applying to all kinds of resonances (e.g., acoustic, mechanical, electromagnetic, etc)., the MIT team focused on one particular type: magnetically coupled resonators.
"What we've learned in the United States is that there are certain principles that are universal, apply to everybody no matter what you look like, no matter where you come from, no matter what religion you practice," he said.
The ZFEL is universal, applying to all evolutionary lineages, at all times, in all places, everywhere life occurs.
In contrast, the U.S. maternity leave policy provided under the Family Leave and Medical Act (FMLA) of 1993 is not universal, applying, for example, only to employers with more than 50 employees (Waldfogel 1999).
While the MDGs were an agreement of the rich nations to support (Goal 8) social and economic progress in poor regions (Goals 1 to 7), the SDGs are universal, applying to all countries of the world,.
But in a dry voice that resonates with every word of goofy gibberish and "Hey lady!" it has ever enunciated, Mr. Lewis made it known that certain universals applied from his decades of experience.
If Fitch's experiments were inconclusive on the subject of whether Chomsky's universal grammar applied to the Pirahã, Jackson's movie left no question about the universality of Hollywood film grammar.
Universal Display applied the light-emitting layer to electronic controls made by LG Displays.
