Sentence examples for universal constraints from inspiring English sources

This, according to Chomsky, is implied by the existence of universal constraints on syntactic structure, in which "the poverty of the stimulus" acts as a means of accounting for the spectacular blossoming of vocabulary and syntactic command around age 2 and for the restriction of language acquisition to a "sensitive period" ending before age 10.

The constraints can also be specified explicitly by Universal Constraints Description (UCD).

There are strong, universal constraints on how people organize their local knowledge of biological kinds.

His "pluralistic relativism" continues to emphasize that there are universal constraints on what could be a true morality.

His Church-Turing Thesis coupled with Godel's Incompleteness Theorems still has philosophers debating the existence of universal constraints around human knowledge.

Nonetheless, according to Wong, the universal constraints are sufficiently open-ended that there is more than one way to respect them.

Note that formal languages that are designed to satisfy language-bound compositionality may nonetheless violate cross-linguistic compositionality simply because their syntax or the meanings of their constituents violate some universal constraint on human languages.

This potentially universal constraint was proposed to account for the general observation that highly expressed proteins evolve quite slowly (Drummond et al. 2005).

The above conditions define universal peering constraints for all pairs of agents.

Universal economic constraints in healthcare services dictate that further developments in total hip replacement will be governed by their cost-effectiveness.

It is better instead to think of such facts as "institutional facts" that are deeply entrenched in some historically contingent, specific social order rather than as universal normative constraints on democratic institutions.