Sentence examples for universal general from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, we propose universal general dependences of mobility equations, total multiple joint factor, and assembly criterion for any valid planar, spatial, and hybrid open, closed, and mixed multiloop simple and multiple joint kinematic chains for the first time.

Requirements of cells in culture can be thought of as either universal (general classes of media components, supplements, environmental factors, and culture systems) or specific for a particular application (basic research vs. clinical/bioproduction).

To this end, we will specify (i) requirements that lineage-tissue mappings should satisfy; and (ii) requirements which ensure that the results of our analysis are universal, general or "law-like".

But good causes for which western soldiers bravely fought and died, such as creating and safeguarding the space for extending women's rights, human rights in general, universal education and child healthcare, are all prospectively under threat in Afghanistan's uncertain post-Nato future.

As former Fleet Street editor Derek Jameson later recalled of press coverage of the "crisis", "we pulled every dirty trick in the book; we made it look like it was general, universal and eternal, when it was in reality scattered, here and there, and no great problem".

Regarding the objects of love, one can love the general, universal good, viz.

Furthermore, as Armstrong and others have argued, causal relationships involve laws, which themselves involve reference to universals, general properties and the like.

Reid concludes that universals are general terms, not abstract or general ideas.

How much this commits one to the ontological status of consciousness per se will depend on how much of a Platonist one is about universals in general.

Even so, if a theory of universals must postulate states of affairs, as Armstrong thinks it must, then the argument can be made to work against universals in general.

Most interesting from our point of view are those questions that deal with metaphysical issues, like the relation of form and matter, and with the status of universals in general (see Tweedale 1984, Sharples 2005, and Sirkel 2011).