Sentence examples for universal limited from inspiring English sources
Universal Limited is showing prints from his last completed project: a group of large-format prints called "The Lotus Series," which incorporate photographs from a trip to China.
Instrumental in this technical evolution back then was Tatyana Grossman, who encouraged and guided him as he made prints at her workshop, Universal Limited Art Editions, on Long Island; he also began a long relationship with the Gemini G.E.L. workshop in Los Angeles, producing lithographs like the 1970 "Stoned Moon" series, with its references to the moon landing.
First-time galleries included: François Ghebaly Gallery, George Adams Gallery, Hannah Hoffman Gallery, Jenkins Johnson Gallery, SIM Galeria, Thomas Duncan Gallery and Universal Limited Art Editions and more.
C57BL/6J wild-type mice were purchased from B&K Universal Limited (Hull, UK).
Dunkin Hartley guinea pigs were obtained from B&K Universal Limited (UK) and were housed in polycarbonate solid-bottomed cages.
Subjects were housed four by four, 2 SHRs and 2 WKYs, in opaque plastic cages 35 × 26 × 16 cm (height) where they had free access to food (Beekay Feeds, Rat and Mouse Autoclavable Diet, B&K Universal Limited).
In 2005, the only year that included both universal and limited screenings, combined prevalence in ten villages conducting limited screening (12.5%, 95% CI: 10.6 – 14.4%) was higher than in four universally screened villages (6.4%, 95% CI: 6.3 – 6.3).
Unfortunately, the use of cephamycins is not universal but limited in some countries.
Dogmatic aphorisms don't, however, add up to an argument; nor can one extrapolate universal laws from limited examples.
But they also point to a squeeze on funding for universal services, as limited resources are increasingly directed towards those deemed to have the highest needs.
Within a single Platonic dialogue, then, Protagoras is represented as maintaining both universal subjectivism and limited social relativism, though those two versions of relativism are mutually inconsistent.
